Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace may not serve tasting menus, but for travel‑food creator Doobydobap, it’s a stop that belongs on any London itinerary. In her video “100hrs Eating My Way Through LONDON,” she calls the palace “the home of King Charles” and notes it is “famous for its changing of the guard ceremony.” The ceremonial pageantry—red coats, bearskin hats, and precise troop movements—is the main draw, not a plate of anything edible. Still, for hungry travelers who time their visit right, the surrounding parks and nearby stalls offer a perfect picnic spot before or after the spectacle.

While this landmark lacks a kitchen, its role as a cultural anchor makes it a worthy reference point for anyone eating their way through the city. Doobydobap’s brief mention captures the palace’s essential character: a working royal residence that also functions as a live theatre of British tradition. For visitors, the changing of the guard provides a free, hourly dose of spectacle—no reservation required, just a good vantage point and maybe a packed lunch.