Queen's House (Tower of London), Historical residence in United Kingdom
The Queen's House is a prestigious Tudor-styled property within the Tower of London.
This building has its roots extending back to the early 16th century.
Traditionally associated with Anne Boleyn, it symbolizes a rich royal past.
Currently, the house serves as the official residence of the Governor of the Tower.
Queen's House is notable for being one of the few surviving structures from the early Tudor period.
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