No the Queen has various residences both private and public. Her primary residence is Buckingham Palace. But here is a list of her other residences.
Official
St. Jame's Palace (London)
Buckingham Palace (London)
Windsor Castle (Windsor, England)
Palace of HolyroodHouse (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Private
Sandringham House (Norfolk, England)
Balmoral Castle (Scotland)
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Queen Elizabeth I of England lived in many different residences during her lifetime. During the reigns of her siblings, her main residence was at Hatfield, though she did for a time live with Henry VIII's last wife, Katherine, at Chelsea. I believe her first residence after her accession to the throne was Whitehall. Elizabeth I lived in Greenwich Palace.
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If Mary Queen of Scots had killed Elizabeth - a highly unlikely action from her perceived personality - she would have most likely enjoyed a stint as English Queen if she managed to live a substantial amount of time after the assassination of Elizabeth.
Mary may have resided at the Holyrood palace in Scotland- by the way Hollywood indirectly derives from this religious title- refers to the Cross- the Holy Rood- somehow corrupted to Holly-Wood. Mary was executed at the Fotheringhay Castle (no longer extant) in l587. There are plenty of accurate accounts of this historical tragedy.
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Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace, London, England, is often the London residence of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Queen Elizabeth I of England lived in many different residences during her lifetime. During the reigns of her siblings, her main residence was at Hatfield, though she did for a time live with Henry VIII's last wife, Katherine, at Chelsea. I believe her first residence after her accession to the throne was Whitehall. Elizabeth I lived in Greenwich Palace.
Queen Elizabeth II lives in Buckingham Palace which is in Central London although the Post Code is SW (South West).
She lives at the top of the mole in London
The last time The Tower of London was used as a prison was in 1954 when the Kray Twins were held for only a few days because of their refusal to report to national service.
Nobody knows, as he and his wife Elizabeth Elizabeth Throckmorton married in secret in 1591. Elizabeth was one of Queen Elizabeth 1st's ladies-in-waiting, and as such could not marry without the Queen's special permission. When she discovered their secret wedding, the Queen had the couple imprisoned in the Tower of London, although Raleigh was released after only a month and his wife about 7 months later. They then went to live on Raleigh's family estate at Sherborne Castle in Devon. The Queen expected them to sue for Royal Pardon, but they failed to do so and as a result, were out of favour with her for the next five years.
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The official residence of Queen Elizabeth II is Buckingham Palace in London. However she spends weekends at Windsor Castle, summer holidays at Balmoral Castle and Christmas at Sandringham.
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