Lilliput Lane British Heritage Pg A
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Buckingham Palace has been the main London
home of the Royal Family since the time of
Queen Victoria. The front façade, where the
‘changing of the guard’ takes place daily, is familiar
worldwide, especially the balcony where the Royal
Family gather on special occasions.
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Part of the original Plantagenet medieval fortress, the
Round Tower is one of the oldest surviving parts of the
ancestral home of the British Monarchy.
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Watched over by traditional Yeoman Warders and the
famous ravens, this is the most visited site in Britain
today a marvellous testament to its 900-year history.
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Designed by Sir Christopher Wren and constructed
of Portland stone between 1675 and 1710, this
building replaced the old St Paul’s which was
destroyed in the
Great Fire of 1666.
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There has been a fortification on this site since the early-tenth century, although this third castle (famous for its Blarney Stone) was built in 1446 by Dermot MacCarthy, King of Munster.
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