- The King's Gallery, situated in Buckingham Palace, London, operates as a public art venue within the south wing, a site historically marked by the palace chapel destroyed during World War II.
- Opened in 1962 by Elizabeth II, the gallery evolved significantly and underwent a major expansion in 2002 during the Queen's Golden Jubilee.
- Changing exhibitions at The Gallery features works of art from the Royal Collection, one of the largest and most important art collections in world, from paintings and drawings to jewellery and fashion.