Whitehall Palace

Whitehall Palace was a grand royal residence located in London, serving as the main palace of the English monarchs from the 16th to early 18th centuries. It was a center of government and royal activity, hosting state events, courts, and ceremonies. The palace was known for its impressive architecture and sprawling grounds. Much of it was destroyed by fires in the late 17th century, and today, only a few remnants remain, with nearby government buildings occupying the site. Whitehall Palace played a vital role in England's political history and royal life during its centuries of use.