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So, you weren't invited to the Royal Wedding. While you won't get to sit next to the Beckhams or drink tea with the Windsors for the big event, you can still experience the best of London (without worrying about your face appearing in Page Six's 'what were they thinking?' layout of wedding fashion gone wrong).Ian Steiger, Head Concierge of the historic DUKES LONDON in St. James's and the Concierge of the Year 2010, is offering tips for London travelers who want to see the best of the city, without all the chaos but with a little royal flair. Here's what he suggests:
1. Buckingham Palace isn't the only Royal residence in town. Visit Clarence House, the official residence of Princes Charles, William and Harry, which offers public and private tours from August 6th through September 4th.
2. The best place to catch a glimpse of William departing Clarence House for the Royal Wedding will be the steps of the Duke of York "Son of George III" statue on Carlton House Terrace. Show up early, says Steiger: "Royal watchers will begin queuing two or three days ahead."
3. While St. James's Palace isn't open to the public, it's a great spot to see the comings and goings of Royal Family members. The palace was the Royals' official residence from 1699 until 1837.
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