British Monarchy London
The British Monarchy, or Monarchy of the UK, is a legitimate Monarchy of the United Kingdom and its territories are across the sea – which means that in this case, a Monarch is the head of the state. Currently the Monarch of the United Kingdom is Queen Elizabeth II. She has been in power since February 6, 1952 after the death of her father. The Queen and her nuclear family have various official, representational and ritual duties. The trace of the British Monarchy’s origin goes back to centuries, at the time of the Scottish Kings and Kings of the Angles. However, since then, British Monarchy has evolved a lot and now it can use its powers as per the law ratified in the Parliament.
Visit: British Monarchy Website
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Facilities & Services:
British Monarchy is a form of administration in which a Monarch heads the state. The main services of the Monarch are to appoint a Prime Minister and bestow honours. In addition to this, the Monarch is also the Commander in chief or leader of the Armed Forces. -
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Organization Structure:
The structure of British Monarchy is:
Monarch (Queen Elizbeth II) – Head of State -
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Operational Hours:
The office of the British Monarchy remains open from 9:00 am till 5:00 pm between Monday and Friday. -
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How to Contact:
To make contact with the British Monarchy, one can write a letter to the Queen at the address given below: and those who are looking to contact authorities or office administration of the Monarchy can find the contact details from here.
Address: Her Majesty The Queen, Buckingham Palace, London SW1A 1AA, United Kingdom -
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Location:
Public Information Officer, Buckingham Palace, London SW1A 1AA, United Kingdom. -
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How to Get to British Monarchy:
By Tube
Green Park tube station is the nearest of all the London Underground stations from the Buckingham Palace. If a person heads out in the northeast direction on Piccadilly/A4 from this Subway Service station and then turns right towards The Mall. This will lead him or her to a right turn onto The Mall, from where the destination will be not too far as one can find it on the left. By walk, this journey will take nearly 7 minutes as the distance is about o.4 miles between these two sites. View Map
By Bus
Victoria, Buckingham Palace (NE-bound) is the nearest bus stop from the Buckingham Palace, located at a distance of 0.2 miles away the destination, which makes it a 5 minutes walking journey. Visitors need to move in the northeast course from this bus stop on Buckingham Gate/A3214 towards B323in order to get to the Buckingham Palace and then turn left on B323 and see the destination on the right.
