Clarence House has been an active royal residence since it was completed in 1827. Learn more about the Queen’s former home here.
Where is it located?
Clarence House is a British royal residence which is located on The Mall in the City of Westminster, London. The four-storey building is attached to St James’s Palace and is less than a five-minute walk from Buckingham Palace.
When…
Duchess of Cornwall delivers sweet treats on trip to elderly charity
22nd October 2020
The Duchess of Cornwall was in good spirits as she delivered brownies baked at Clarence House to a west London charity Wednesday.
The Duchess gave the brownies to food parcels set to be given to members of The Pepper Pot Centre – a charity set up to support older…
The Duchess of Cornwall spent Tuesday horsing around the gardens at Clarence House with some very special guests. It was all part of a visit with Ebony Horse Club, a community riding centre which Camilla has been president of since 2009.
The horse club, which is located in…
Cheeky Princess Charlotte hilariously puts christening photographers in their place
10th July 2018
She might only be three-years-old but Princess Charlotte is certainly a confident little character.
As she left St James’s Palace yesterday and headed to the christening party, she hilariously reminded the waiting photographers, “You’re not coming.”
And to ensure her remark had been heard loud and clear, the funny little Princess even checked over her shoulder to make sure…
"Inner sanctum of Clarence House” speaks out about Prince Charles in new book
17th January 2018
Ahead of Prince Charles’s 70th birthday later this year in November, William Collins will be publishing a book revealing Princes Charles’s “desperate bid to rehabilitate himself” after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.
Authored by Tom Bower…
The Duchess of Cornwall opened the doors of her London residence, Clarence House, on Tuesday for children of two charities to visit and help her decorate the Christmas tree.
In one of the sweetest of the British royal family’s traditions, Camilla invites children who…
Palaces to pixels: how the royal web presence has developed over the years
16th August 2015
137 years ago, on 14 January 1878, Queen Victoria became one of the first people to see Professor Alexander Graham Bell’s brand new invention in action. Bell’s demonstration of the telephone, which took place at Osborne House, was a roaring success, and it went on to become one of our history’s greatest inventions. Indeed, years later, its widespread usage helps us all to…
