Inside Of Queen's Elizabeth II $5 Billion Buckingham Palace

While there might be a lot of royal families with their luxurious royal residences all spread around the world, it would take you a really long hard look to find any that beats the Buckingham Palace, either in terms of popularity, looks, grandeur, and even cost. The Royal castle, valued at around $5 billion, is the heart of the royal life in Great Britain, and not only is the palace the biggest royal residence in the world, but it is also sitting pretty amongst the biggest mansions in the world as well. The Palace is known to have quite a lot of rooms as well as other facilities that indeed make it look like the super castle that it is. In today's video, we'll be taking a look inside what is the grandest royal palace in the world. Do stay tuned and enjoy!

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[daniel_sc]

Biggest royal residence in the world? Hardly!
Half the images shown are from other buildings.

[michaelmontagu]

Why do you use a photograph of the red drawing room at Windsor Castle when you are talking about Buckingham Palace? Plus, Buckingham isn't the largest Royal Palace in the world. Try the Orient Palace in Madrid or the Royal Palace at Caserta.

Not impressed.