Timeless Elegance at Clarence House

Clarence House stands as one of the last aristocratic townhouses in London. Known as the official residence of The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall, it reflects a rich history since its construction.

Built in the early 19th century by architect John Nash, the house has been significantly modified over the years. It holds cultural value with its five ground-floor rooms open to the public during summer, showcasing unique collections including works by Noël Coward, WS Sickert, and Sir James Gunn.

Unique Highlights

• 🎨 Art Collection: Home to the late Queen Mother’s small art collection.
• ✨ Exclusive Tours: After-hours tours available for a deeper exploration.
• 🍾 Champagne Experience: Enjoy a glass of Champagne during special tours.

Clarence House offers guided tours accessible during the summer months and is suitable for tourists, art enthusiasts, and historians alike.