Buckingham Palace East Facade, London

Buckingham Palace east facade in London with ornate gates and royal crests.
Buckingham Palace east facade in London with ornate gates and royal crests.

Buckingham Palace in London is shown from the east facade, completed in 1913 to designs by Sir Aston Webb. The building serves as the monarch’s official London residence and administrative headquarters. Ornate wrought-iron gates with gilded royal crests stand before the central entrance.

Photo taken in May 2019.

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