London

Upcoming luxury property in London: No.1 Palace Street apartments promise grand accommodations in the city, beside Buckingham Palace

If it’s a famous, royal neighbour that you are looking for then Northacre has just the property for you — though you won’t be able to call on her for a quick cup of tea as easily as you would like.

Kensington Gardens, London hosts Serpentine Pavillion 2017 designed by architect Diébédo Francis Kéré

Berlin-based architect Diébédo Francis Kéré has designed a bold, light-filled structure to serve as the next Serpentine Pavilion in London's Kensington Gardens

Real estate in Great Britain: Is crowdfunding the new way to privately finance Britain’s property market?

Palace magazine delves into the property market to suss out if crowdfunding is the new way to boost Britain's real estate sector

Luxury property in London, United Kingdom: A luxurious home at One Kensington Gardens next to dignitaries and royalty

Live like royalty — or right next to them— in this chic and sophisticated neighbourhood right in the heart of London

Luxury residence in London: Oceanic House presents 6 apartments and a 2 story penthouse for purchasing

Submerge yourself in history and luxury in these elegant apartments. Once the heart of the iconic White Star Line, Oceanic House is a homage to the transatlantic giants.

Luxury hotels in London: The Hyatt Regency London—The Churchill captures Sir Winston Churchill’s persona and style

A luxury five-star hotel designed to pay tribute to one of Britain's biggest political heroes, Winston Churchill, has reopened after a multi-pound refurbishment

Architecture in London: Greenwich Peninsula to house the cultural hub called Peninsula Place

Part of an £8 billion regeneration project, architects have released first images of the spectacular glass building set to be constructed on the Greenwich Peninsula

Art Exhibitions in 2017: 4 museums Revisiting Major Art Movements in New York and London

With 2017 coming around the corner, we take a look at exhibitions that look back at the art world's major art movements with four exhibitions.