St. James's Palace

St. James's Palace is a historic royal residence located in London, England. Built in the late 16th century for King Henry VIII, it served as the primary royal palace until the early 18th century. Today, it is used for official events and ceremonies, housing the offices of some members of the royal family. While it is not typically open to the public, its rich history and beautiful architecture make it an important symbol of the British monarchy. The palace features several courtyards and is surrounded by gardens, reflecting the tradition and heritage of the royal family.