Buckingham Palace's East Wing Opens to Public for the First Time

Visitors can now explore the historic rooms behind the iconic balcony, featuring unique Chinese-themed decor and artifacts.

The East Wing, including the Centre Room behind the famous balcony, is open for guided tours starting this summer.
Tickets for the tours sold out within hours of release, reflecting high public interest.
Visitors will see the Yellow Drawing Room and Principal Corridor, adorned with 18th-century Chinese art and furniture.
The renovation project, costing $475 million, included extensive conservation work on over 3,500 objects.
While visitors can view the balcony from inside, stepping out onto it remains off-limits for safety reasons.