Queen's House

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Sep 21, 2025 - Sep 22, 2025
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Queen's House: A Historic Royal Residence

Queen's House, commissioned by Queen Anne of Denmark, began construction in 1616 and highlights 17th-century architecture.

This Palladian masterpiece by architect Inigo Jones was completed in 1636, serving as a royal residence for Charles I and his wife Henrietta Maria. Unique features include the first centrally unsupported Tulip Stairs and the decorative Great Hall, renowned for its tiled floor and Richard Wright's gold-leaf ceiling.

Noteworthy Highlights

🎨 Exquisite Art Collection

🏛️ Architectural Marvel of the 17th Century

👑 Historic Royal Connections

Queen's House is free to enter, making it an ideal destination for families, tourists, and history enthusiasts.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Queen's House

Historic Commission

Commissioned by Queen Anne of Denmark, construction began in 1616.

Architectural Innovation

First Palladian building in England, designed by Inigo Jones.

Tulip Stairs

Features England’s first set of centrally unsupported stairs.

Royal Portrait

Home to the iconic Armada Portrait of Elizabeth I, restored in 2016.

Location

Romney Road Greenwich

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