Witness royal tradition with EV Chauffeurs' executive London service. Perfect for diplomatic visits, corporate hospitality, or special occasion tourism, our luxury vehicles navigate palace precinct protocols while providing optimal viewing positions and ceremony timing from our experienced chauffeurs.

Originally built as Buckingham House in 1703 for the Duke of Buckingham, this building became a royal residence when George III acquired it in 1761. Major expansions by architects John Nash (1820s) and Edward Blore (1840s) created the palace we recognize today, with the familiar east front added in 1913. The purpose evolved from private aristocratic house to official monarch residence and working administrative center. Key viewpoints include the forecourt for Changing the Guard ceremonies, Victoria Memorial providing elevated perspectives, palace gates for architectural details, surrounding royal parks for context, and State Rooms during summer openings. The building represents evolving royal needs across three centuries of architectural adaptation