Royal Palaces

Royal palaces are large, often grand buildings that serve as the official residences of monarchs and their families. These structures are designed not only for living but also for state functions, ceremonies, and receptions. They typically feature elaborate architecture, gardens, and historical art. Many royal palaces hold significant cultural and historical importance, reflecting the power and history of the monarchy. They often attract tourists and serve as symbols of national heritage. Some well-known examples include Buckingham Palace in London and the Palace of Versailles in France.