The Queen's House

The Queen's House is a historic royal residence located in Greenwich, London. Designed by architect Inigo Jones and completed in 1635, it was the first building in England to showcase the Palladian architectural style, inspired by classical Roman design. Originally built for Queen Anne of Denmark, it has served various royal purposes, including a royal nursery. Today, it houses an art collection and serves as part of the National Maritime Museum, attracting visitors with its elegant design, beautiful gardens, and significant historical importance. Its iconic tulip staircase is particularly notable for its architectural beauty.