As the official residence of TRH The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall and home to Princes William and Henry, Clarence House has maintained as a royal home since its construction in 1825-1827.

Standing beside St James' Palace, the residence has changed hands from either reigning powers or associated family for over 170 years and altered it décor to suit the owner of the time.

Mostly recognised as the residence of the Queen Mother until her death in 2002, Queen Elizabeth lived here before and after her wedding until her crowning.

Open for public guided tours in the summer months, you'll be able to see the five ground-floor rooms designated for official engagements.

Decorated as when Queen Elizabeth lived here, you'll be able to gaze upon a fraction of Her Majesty's collection of works of art including a WS Sickert and John Piper. Particularly impressive to any culture buffs are the collection of Fabergé, English porcelain and silver.