The now-lost palace was the backdrop to many grand banquets, tournaments, and ceremonies. Henry VIII even married two of his wives at Whitehall Palace. Recently I started watching The Tudors ...

It marks the time King Charles I was executed outside the Palace of Whitehall in 1649, after being charged with treason. Standout perk: Get a rare chance to explore the State Rooms with Buckingham ...

The Changing of the Guard ceremony originally took place at the Palace of Whitehall, which was the Sovereign's official residence in London until 1689. When the Court moved to St James's Palace ...

In 1899, work began on an extraordinary new headquarters for the War Office - now more diplomatically known as the Ministry of Defence - on a site where the Palace of Whitehall had once stood.

The event took place at the distinguished One Whitehall Place, which is part of the former Palace of Whitehall. It has an antiquarian library and stunning white marble staircase, with glittering ...

It was built on the former site of the Palace of Whitehall, once home to English monarchs including King Henry VIII, and the building also inspired Ian Fleming’s James Bond series and was ...

For more than 300 years the palace was one of the main royal residences, becoming the principal royal residence after the fire of 1698 destroyed Whitehall Palace. Queen Mary, Henry VIII's daughter ...

The city's multitude of ambient noises became part of a wonderful, bustling urban setting, as the music danced over the water ...

She recalls a day when she and Cudby were working at the Palace of Whitehall, where British government officials have offices. “We had to pass a strict security screening before carving a few lions’ ...

Fulfilling the wish of England’s King George I, famed composer George Frideric Handel wrote special music for a 1717 outing ...

The Old War Office was once a base for spies and military might, but what happened within its walls?