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Virgin Experience Days Visit to Queens Gallery and Afternoon Tea for Two

Virgin Experience Days Visit to Queens Gallery and Afternoon Tea for TwoPostalPlantsDirect have teamed up with Virgin Experience Days to offer you a wide range of Virgin Experiences. In this Virgin Experience you have a wonderful visit to Queens Gallery and Afternoon Tea for TwoThe Queen’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace is a permanent space dedicated to changing exhibitions of items from the Royal Collection the wide-ranging collection of art and treasures held in trust by the Queen for the Nation. Queen Gallery Constructed forty years ago on the west front of Buckingham Palace out of the bomb-damaged ruins of the former private chapel the Gallery has recently been re-developed and was re-opened by the Queen in 2002. Once you’ve viewed the beautiful collection of paintings furniture jewellery and other treasures you will then complete your day with a delicious afternoon tea at The Rubens Hotel.What's includedEntrance to The Queen’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace housing a spectacular collection of national treasuresA chance to see unique exhibitionsDelicious afternoon tea at The Rubens HotelAllow approx 2 to 3hours for your experience (of which approx 2 hours will usually be spent at The Queen’s Gallery although there is no time limit)Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message cardPA cover to a value of £50 000 plus cancellation indemnity What happens on the dayThe Queen's Gallery is approached through a striking portico leading to a soaring double-height entrance hall and staircase. On the upper level of The Queen's Gallery there are seven galleries or rooms used in a variety of combinations for special exhibitions of paintings prints drawings and watercolours furniture porcelain miniatures enamels jewellery and other works of art.Throughout the year there will be changing exhibitions ensuring that there is always something interesting to see at the gallery.You will then be able to sit back relax and enjoy a delicious afternoon tea at The Rubens Hotel situated opposite the Royal Mews just a short stroll from The Queen’s Gallery including:A selection of delicate finger sandwiches Freshly baked scones with Devonshire clotted creamA selection of homemade pastries A choice of freshly brewed teas and coffeesPlease note: We cannot guarantee all of the above exhibitions or displays will be open.Need to knowMinimum age: 17 The Queen’s Gallery is open daily from 10am – 5.30pm (last admission 4.30pm)Confirmed closure dates for The Queen's Gallery are 1st November 2010 – 14th April 2011. Additional closure days may apply. Please call for full detailsThe Summer Opening of the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace will be from the end of July to the beginning of October 2010. Further dates may be addedKindly note that we cannot guarantee all areas of the palace will be open on the day of your visitPlease note that all Official Residences of The Queen are working Royal Palaces. Opening arrangements may change at short notice. Please check before planning a visitA reasonable level of fitness is desirable as some walking is involvedThe Queen’s Gallery is fully accessible for wheelchair users and there are suitable toilet facilities. There are steps up to the hotel so assistance for wheelchair users will be requiredPlease advise the centre on booking of any dietary requirements The experience content equipment used and restrictions may vary

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