Clarence house is the official London residence of Prince Charles and his wife Camilla Duchess of Cornwall — was opened to the public. Before his ascension to the throne in 1952, the house was occupied by Elizabeth II, writes People magazine.
The mansion is adjacent to St James’s Palace from the street Mall, you can visit any day until the end of August 2016. Guests will show the five rooms of the residence — the so-called “Lancaster”, “Morning”, the library, dining and garden room.
The cost of a tour of the house will amount to 13.2 per dollar (10 pounds). Exclusive tour with a visit to the “Cornwall” room, where hang drawn personally by Charles paintings, will cost tourists $ 33. In addition, the participants the more expensive the tour will be treated to champagne.
Clarence house was built in the first half of the XIX century by the British architect John Nash — the author of projects for the construction of St James Park, Haymarket theatre, Marble arch in Hyde Park. The architect also oversaw the refurbishment of Buckingham Palace, after which the building became the residence of the monarchs.
