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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 8. 07. 2024
- After five years of delicate restoration works, Buckingham palace is preparing to open the doors to its East Wing for the first time.
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I gotta say that Aussie reporter done her homework. All her questions were smart and on point-great interview!
Love her accent!đŠ
did.
@@brittney5903 haha...of course you're right!
I would preferred to listen to her than some of the other royal commentators that love the gossip.
It's refreshing to see. Much better than the tripe the BBC pump out as "news"
Would have been nice if the camera person had actually filmed the pieces you were discussingđ„č
Tapestry vases paintings furnature light fixtures carpet wallpaper yeah they filmed them
U can know more about them in the Royal collection trust website
I agree with another commenter; too much of the ladies talking, and not enough of what they were talking about. I kept wanting them to stop and show the items closely, with descriptions. There's the family portrait of Queen Victoria that would be amazing to see. I'll never get there, but it would be a dream.
So agree!
Iâm sure there will be online tours, this was about the process and I think they did well.
I hope they'll do VR tours of the castle for those of us who can't get there in person.
Amazing work & fabulous that the King is making it accessible to the public.
Since the public payed for the restorations, thats the least charly could do
It basically belongs to the public who finance it. Itâs like the White House, visitors get to see it not the private area of course.
While the people shiver in the cold and eat canned beans
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these rooms are incredibly tacky. No elegents just cheap looking. DONT put these royals on a pedestal they dont deserve your tax money nor do they deserve to not pay any taxes. They have CONNED the British Citizens for hundreds of years.
That lotus chandelier is gorgeous!
There is no such thing as privileged. Queen King. And palaces. Everything was taken from people who could not resist. Corruption over the centuries. Everything has to go back to the people
It's ok.
For a glass umbrella...đ
in india it is called "Kamala jhad fanus"
That painting of Charles looking like he's standing in hell fire is weird.
Itâs awfully demonic looking đč
I was a guest in the east wing and center room a while back and it was breath taking. The grandeur sends a visual message to visiting dignitaries: Britain is powerful.
I am curious....what are in the other rooms on this level in the east wing besides the center room? No one ever speaks about the other rooms, for instance...the rooms between the center room and the Queen's apartments?
But that power is now just an illusion. Britain is now just a shadow of it's former glory.
@@michaelclark4026 The private suites are in the north wing Michael
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The Royal Art Collection @ Buckingham Palace is stunning & an inspiration for all. Thank you for this video.
There is no such thing as privileged. Queen King. And palaces. Everything was taken from people who could not resist. Corruption over the centuries. Everything has to go back to the people
Beautiful, historic and big Palace in the heart of London â€â€
There is no such thing as privileged. Queen King. And palaces. Everything was taken from people who could not resist. Corruption over the centuries. Everything has to go back to the people
Oh, such lucky visitors to see these beautiful rooms and all the artwork! This is going to be the #1 ticket in London! Bravo! đđ«¶
Amazing work just so beautiful more of this tpe of work should be taken up globally
I allmost cry when she was discribing the wall paper, so much love in her work.
I almost cried when she mentioned having to install lift shafts. Terrible.
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Impressive! A true restoration. The interviewer and interviewee were both very good. Only complaint: the camera person did not film some of the things that were discussed, such as the curtain rods/poles from the Brighton Pavilion. It's not hard to follow what is being said and SHOW it.
Wow . The palace has been beautifully restored...greatâ€đżđČ
Only part of it.. she had said that wing.
In Australia we haven't got trained tradesman who could undertake this type of restoration. These trades have been promoted by King Charles for at least đ30 years.
It is great that they are finally taking the time to upgrade the infrastructure of the building. Upgrading the wiring and plumbing in a place full of so many irreplaceable objects needs to happen every so often. It would be such a loss if anything happened. We all ready saw that happen at Windsor once. I may be on the other side of the pond but I have been fascinated with Windsor Castle since I was 5. I have yet to get there to see the place but I stood in my living room watching the news of that fire and just cried.
I agree.
Did you know the Palace kitchen was a health hazard to work in, during Victoria and Albert's early years ?
A large London sewer ran directly underneath !
Leaking smell and moisture on the kitchen floor....
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An outstanding preservation. Living history for anyone to enjoy. Brilliant!â€ïžđšđŠ
Hi đ pretty lady how are you doing today and the weather condition like
Leave it open for tourists for a couple years , but then the king needs to move back in. If not itâs just one of many places , them living there is what makes it special.
Yes, visting tourists should only be every say 3 years or so.
I think it must have been a total joy to work on that project. It looks wonderful. The talents and skills and knowledge of history involved must ask have provided great learning experience. Lucky you!
The queen hated Buckingham palace, they have a real bad rat problem at that palace specifically.
Hopefully, that problem was addressed and resolved (even if they didn't discuss THAT particular problem on camera)! đ
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Rats have always been a problem in the palace even going all the way back to the time of Queen victoria. I heard one rumor that she supposedly was deathly afraid of rats and hated the sight of them.
@@manuellubian5709 the nutcracker, with its rat king themes, are said to be set in Buckingham Palace.. đ€
@@thehipmusicologistI think the setting of the Nutcracker is in Germany
Booked tickets we are coming over to see Buckingham Palace, can't wait from Australia.
It's amazing how much care and detailing went into this. I wish there had been mention of the carpet in the yellow drawing room. It looked wet between the setees.
I'm thinking it might be shadows of the chandelier
Hi đ pretty lady how are you doing today and the weather condition like
The Aussie accent is a mix of 18th century Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England. Brits love how we speak
Wow! That yellow room is amazing. I love the wallpaper. I never would have guessed that the palace would have a Chinese style; it's gorgeous.
I recognize a lot of the art work, it came from the royal Pavilion at Brighton, the fireplace as well.
Too much concentration on the two women and not enough on the Artworks...We could have listened to that interview in off while more detail should have been given to the pieces... was a waste of camera access.
Guess you just need to visit Buckingham Palace and tour it for yourself!
@@JamesBrown-ij1px Heh genius, not everyone lives in London and I am pretty sure King Charles wants as many people to see it as possible. It's just the narcissitic "reporters" need their faces pushed in everyone else's, Art works be damned. They could have done the interview in off and shown pieces in detail, but I am guessing you work with those pathetic "ladies".
@@JamesBrown-ij1px Yeah, if only we had the money....
I agree
i'm guessing they had strict instruction?
well done 7 News in getting this exclusive. this was incredible to see the work that was done within the East Wing. great video.
A multitude of new groundbreaking concept projects throughout the centuries are highly esteemed in the UK and around the world.âšïžđĄ
That portrait of the king red and black not nice!
Looks like death warmed over. Perhaps that's the message it is trying to portray.
Gorgeous. I hope to visit on my next trip to London!
Credit to the journalist, who was really well prepared and really knew her subject. Loved the whole interview as I have tickets to visit the palace including the East wing in a few weeks time. Thank you.
See you there Dallas I am coming over from Down under for a visit, didn't get to see the Palace last time as it was just after the Queen passed.
@@kookaburralaughs1869 Fellow Aussie here. Pleased you will get to see it this time. Enjoy.
Amazing work
Beautiful. Thank you!
Keep showing this to us to remind us who we are.
Nice video, but would have liked to see more than just two rooms and brief glimpses of the main corridor.
Looks gorgeous
They should open a Queen Elizabeth the 2nd museum with all of her clothes and icon stuff she had.
When your home is more like a museum than a home, that's not cozy to me.
I don't think that "cosy" was ever the objective of the monarchs that created and furnished these rooms . . . . and it's also why King Charles (and Prince William) have now decided that this palace should be used as their HQ, not a place they wish to live in.
I really like the round table with the glas plate on the top in front of the balcony door, table to place glases and purses đ â€
This was fascinating. Really enjoyed the interviewers questions.
I love the green on the walls. Need that in my house!
It's like a seafoam green. It is a nice, soothing look. đ
Amazing work đ
Stunning, and wonderful itâs open to the public. Cheers!
I want a tour of the attics spaces
Great video. Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful!
So beautifully restored!!! â€â€â€
Aw.. looks just like the inside of my lounge room!
It looks amazing!!! I wonder what the Queen would have thought about the public coming in this wing?? Glad it is opening up!!!
The renovation was begun several years before the Late Queens passing. Iâm sure she approved of the plans.
I love the guide's beautiful blue outfit ,very stylish and lovely
It's yuk n frumpy, and boring colour. But then we all have different ideas n taste.
Me too
đ "the guide". You mean the Surveyor. She isn't a guide.
And a beautiful voice
Really enjoyed seeing this - just beautiful
The hellish portrait of Charles should be replaced. What on earth are they thinking ?
Interesting how much influence CHINA has on the decor and valuables !!
@shantishanti1949 the monarchs over the years have received gifts from many world leaders there is no reason to think that China or any nation has influence over the decor or purchasing programme
stolen from the Summer Palace, Beijing.
Describing the portrait as "hellish" is being polite. đ€Ł
Not.
"Interesting how much influence CHINA has"???
You DO realize that this was a meticulous RESTORATION, and that all of those items were acquired more than 200 years ago?
stunning
It would be so refreshing if they had someone interview who knew what they were talking about the interviewer from seven news Australia was impressed with something that is over 50 years I mean asking why the service had to be redone they havenât been done since the 50s I mean really
Ah, the lustre and the long-gone glory! Itâs nice they are trying to keep it alive in Buckingham palace
Just Fabulous to see. Utterly Beautiful and Gorgeous . How Wonderful to view inside. Thank You.
Well done to all who we're involved
Fantastic! I've looked around and can't find if the Ballroom (for State Banquets, etc.) is ever open for public viewing. Do you know?
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Exquisite interiors â€
Thank you so much for sharing.
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Hi đ pretty lady how are you doing today and the weather condition like
It's just beautiful. I think they all prefer to live at Clarence House. I believe that Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother fought overshoe would live in Clarence House until Churchill ordered Elizabeth II to move into Buckingham palace, as was expected of the Monarch. She and Prince Philip wanted to stay at Clarence House. I don't think the King will officially move back in. He will have apartments there.
This is amazing news! So happy! đđâ€
There is no such thing as privileged. Queen King. And palaces. Everything was taken from people who could not resist. Corruption over the centuries. Everything has to go back to the people
Hi đ pretty lady how are you doing today and the weather condition likeâŠ
Magnificent â€â€â€â€â€
Absolutely magnificent.
Truly amazing teams of people with incredible restoration skills.
Thank you channel 7 for this incredible news segment.
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All very fascinating
I wish I could go there to see it all â€
Lots of Chinese artâŠso beautiful
We're down under, but let's not lose the tie!
Abhi and Niyu be like "We're coming to take back what's ours" đđđđ
More beautiful than functional. Their furniture always looks incredibly uncomfortable. Gorgeous, but not inviting. Maybe thatâs the point.
They are public rooms for receiving dignitaries and guests. It's not exactly like kicking back in the TV room for 'Netflix and chill'!
Itâs a movie đ„ to wake people up!
Enjoy the show đđđżđż
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Hi đ pretty lady how are you doing today and the weather condition like..
Lovely narrative. I wonder if there are any portraits of Princess Diana gracing that Hallowed Hall??
None. Except for the manly current Queen đ
Nothing of Princess Diana at all its like she was never there.
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@@caroldawson3193 đ She holds a firm place in History. What a disservice.
There is one image i believe in Camillaâs private apartment which she has had mounted to a dart board.
Too much camera on the women and not enough on the works of art!
Looks like a Vegas Casino. Tacky.
This palace is nothing compared to your beautyâ€
Comments available? No way. đ
Down with the Monarchy
I love this recent restoration of the east wing of Buckingham Palace †it's calm and soft.
THE SPACE!
Iâve managed to track down cheap fake versions of the Chinese ceramicsâŠit started with a cup and saucer thatâs over 100 years old of my grandmothersâŠâŠâŠ..but I do love the brass fire dogs in the fireplaceâŠand all the colour combinationsâŠ.itâs absolutely gorgeousâŠreminds me of the Queen and Paddington.
Very nice, luxe. Is the carpeting wet?
The carpet looked awful.
WOW it's beautiful đ
Interesting
Thatâs why is Great Britain
I used to think it was very cool to live in a huge palace or place. However after a short stay in a friend's large house, I felt a kind of emptiness in such huge space, with many empty rooms and showroom-worthy decorations that serve minimum purpose.
I realised it is the liveliness that matters. I wouldn't want a house which is dark and unoccupied in most parts of it.
Why does the carpet look wet in the yellow room between the couches.
I was wondering the same thing.
probably the other parts are faded with light?
I would be too scared to breathe in that room đź
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What did it look like before the restoration???
It desparatly needed doing. When I went into the palace in 5 1/2 years ago it looked rather scruffy. The carpets needed cleaning or replacing. I found albeit brocade material couches in pink, clashed with the colours of the carpets ,my first thoughts was how tacky so I'd love to see it now. X
Suggestion: the carpet could be changed to emerald green for the environment to improve and look more coherent. Can try to send from North America.
smashing..!
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long live the king.!
long may he rule.!
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This is the on show arias. I hear some of the behind the seens corridors are just a dump holes. They are the real bits we want to see.
Oh itâs so glamorously decorated, I honestly thought was a cross promotion for the G+ apartments that your advertisers constantly plug at every break.
"Its unlike something youd see anywhere else"... apart from Brighton Pavillion đ
The couldn't replace or clean up the carpeting in the yellow drawing room? It looks so bad especially between then two sofas.
Iâve lived in the north of England for 66 years, from birth. I find it a bit off, that I should have to pay to visit the palace, after Iâve been paying for its upkeep all my working life.
How many royal residences do these people need ?
Windsor castle
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham
Balmoral
High grove
St James Palace
Clarence House
Royal Lodge
Frogmore cottage
Kensington palace
Adelaide cottage
Bagshot park
Gatcombe park
There are more, but itâs making me sick, typing these names out.
All paid for by the people, who then have to pay if they are allowed a visit.
What a f.king joke.đźđźđź
Apparently the east wing consists of only a hallway and the balcony room; that's all we see in all these "exclusive" looks at the east wing videos. đ€Łđ€Ł
Why can we comment on this !
And everything that is spoken about Australians have not been able to type any comments about any News that is being presented ???????
The women could have talked while showing the items of the rooms. Thatâs what people are interested in. A missed opportunity!
7 News show something about the present that shows the past...