Last update on May 14, 2024
As the countdown of the coronation of Charles III and Queen Consort begins, there are many ways in which you can start celebrating everything real, with coronation events in several palaces and museums in London. Here are eight exhibitions and events of Royal and Coronation with the real mood. Fans, crowns and dresses make an appearance, so it is possible that you want to do your tiara for the thesis.
The Coronation: 8 real exhibitions to reserve now in London
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The brilliant world of the Georgian court comes face to face with the high glamor of the modern red carpet in Crown to Haute Couture. See contemporary haute couture used by high profile celebrities, including Lizzo and Lady Gaga, which is exhibited throughout the historical costume, drawing parallels between the world of the red carpet and the world of the Royal Court. Thought to be the largest exposure ever organized in the Kensington Palace, more than 200 fascinating objects will be exhibited in the brilliant state apartments and intimate exhibition spaces, of some of the best examples of cuts of the 18th century. April 5 to October 29. Book here.
The fans museum
The wonderful Fan Museum In Greenwich there is a small and perfectly formed exhibition over all coronations and celebrations. If you house this museum before, you are missing one of London’s gems. It has a fixed collection of fans and also celebrates the art of fans manufacturing. Up is the exhibition space where you will see some beautiful designated fans. Be attentive to a concerta Marie Antoinette, Queen Victoria and Kate and William. You can read everything about the fans museum and the exhibition here.
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Style and society: dress the Georgians It brings together around 200 works from the Royal Collection, including paintings, impressions and drawings by artists such as Gainsborough, Zoffany and Hogarth, as well as rare surviving examples of clothing and accessories. The exhibition Will Build Up to Layer-by-Layer Picture of What the Georgians Wore-From The Practical Dress of Laundry Maids To The Glittering Gowns World At Court-And Chart The Transformation of Clothing and Silhouettes From30 in 1714 to the accession of george Iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge iorge they in GEORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE IORGE. Reina Gallery, Buckingham Palace. Book here.
Claridge Coronation Exhibition
The Archivera de Claridge, Kate Hudson, has sought through the hotel’s historical archives to present some of its most memorable real moments and treasures. Exhibited for everyone to see Claridge Coronation Archive Windows On the ground floor of the hotel, this exhibition will have a particular approach to real coronations during the 200 years of the hotel. Estos recuerdos incluyen páginas del diario de la reina Victoria, los fanáticos de celebración creados por el hotel en 1911 para la coronación del rey George V y la reina María, y los menús y las tarjetas de cócteles de Claridge creadas para las coronaciones del rey George Coronge y la reina George y la reina George y la reina George George y el reina George George George George George George George George George George George George George George George George in 1937 and Enge George. Windows will be open in sight in the hotel lobby during the month of May. Free to visit.
Visit the Royal Mews In Buckingham Palace and seeing the royal family approaches the city when pomp and circumstances are required. The Gold State coach is there to see in all his striking splendor. King and Queen Consort will travel in Gold State coach after service in Westminster. You can read everything about the real Mews here.
Corgis in the Wallace collection
The oldest monarch of Great Britain, Queen Elizabeth II, is recognized by the famous nearby association that she developed with Pembroke Welsh Corgis, possessing about thirty of the dogs through her 70 -year reign. This special special exhibition of a room in the Wallace collection celebrates through photographs of the unique connection that the queen had with her Corgis. Every decade of his life is marked by a single image that captures his majesty and his love for the race. The queen and her corgisWallace collection. To June 25. Free admission.
Go to Westminster Abbey for his new Church and crown route. Explore the different elements of the coronations established in the Regalis Liber (the manuscript of the coronation ceremony). You will be invited to take off your shoes and stand on the Cosmati pavement, placed in 1269 by Henry III and the site of each coronation since then, and to visit the chapel that houses the coronation chair to listen to its creation. Discover the real abbey links throughout history with an Abbey guide. Listen to stories of previous coronations: what went wrong, which was excluded from Attding and what ceremonies they almost did not take place. And from April 11 to September 30, see the Coronation exposure In the house of the chapter that will reveal the key elements of the real ceremony that has tasks in the abbey for almost a thousand years. Reserve here, but be sure to reserve the entrance to Westminster Abbey.
An subsequent exposure to coronation in the Tower of London will open in May. He Jewel It will include a new exhibition that explores more stories about the history and importance of crown jewels and will explore the origins of objects for the first time, including the destruction of the original jewels under Oliver Cromwell. Of May 26 in the Tower of London. Input included with the ticket to the tower. Book here.
