Queen Victoria Historic Sites
Historvius can help you follow in the footsteps of Queen Victoria and visit sites that relate to the life of this famous British monarch.
So, if you're wondering ’where did Queen Victoria live?’ Or you want to find our more about the places that Queen Victoria called home Historvius can help you discover these historic places and plan your very own Queen Victoria tour.
To find out more about these Queen Victoria sites, you can explore our interactive map above or navigate further by using the links below. There’s a great selection of Queen Victoria sites and, once you've selected those you wish to visit, you can use our itinerary planner to plan your trip and then print off a free pocket guidebook.
This indispensible holiday guide will help to plan your own Queen Victoria tour and make the most of your time discovering Queen Victoria sites.
Our database of Queen Victoria historic sites is growing all the time, but we may not cover them all. Remember, if you know of other historical places which relate to the life of Queen Victoria, you can always add them to Historvius now by visiting our upload page.
Queen Victoria sites : Site Index
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Balmoral Castle
Balmoral Castle was built from 1853 to 1856 by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, who loved the Highland region and wanted an official residence there.
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Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace was the home of Queen Victoria, who was the first British monarch to actually live there.
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HMS Warrior
The HMS Warrior is the sole surviving warship of Queen Victoria’s Black Battle Fleet. Victoria herself once visited HMS Warrior while it was performing escort duties.
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Kensington Palace
Kensington Palace was the birthplace and childhood home of Queen Victoria and it was here that she received the news that she had ascended the throne.
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