The Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace (solo trip)

Bought a ticket in advance so only had to queue for a while to get in soon after our allocated time. You need to go through security so try to travel light. Carriages were good to see and worth seeing if going to the palaces at the same time but I would not make a trip just to see them as you’re in and out in an hour. The golden coach is spectacular

Saw some magnificent carriages here. Absolutely love the black ones (The Diamond Jubilee State Coach, Semi-State Landau, Miniature Landau, Donkey Barouche) and the Gold State Coach. Not crowded as well. To me, this place is so better than the palace itself.

This is an amazing Carriage house around the corner from the entrance and exit to Buckingham Palace. Such a treat to see carriages that have carried kings and queens on special occasions. There were also stalls with horses and information to be learned about the staff on hand (who all live upstairs for generations!). Amazing and so worth the cost. You can walk around as long as you like. Kids are ...

highly recommend come to visit! So many small details hidden and you will feel incredible to knowing how these kinds of royal carriages using in the past or even right now! if you buy the royal day out package, will include Royal Mews, Kings Gallery, and Buckingham palace for a better price

We recently visited The Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, and it was a truly memorable experience. It felt incredibly special to be able to see the magnificent royal horses and the stunning historic carriages up close — especially the iconic Gold State Coach used for coronations. There’s something quite magical about being so close to such an important part of royal tradition and history. My child...