Platinum Jubilee Display
Exhibition introduction ©
In celebration of The Queen's historic Platinum Jubilee in 2022, the Palace of Holyroodhouse will host a display looking back at Her Majesty's previous Jubilees.
The display will feature outfits worn by Her Majesty on occasions to celebrate the Silver, Golden and Diamond Jubilees. In 1977 for The Queen’s Silver Jubilee, the royal couturier Sir Hardy Amies designed a striking ensemble of dress, coat and stole in pink silk crepe and chiffon with a matching hat designed by Frederick Fox with flowerheads hanging from silk stems. The ensemble was worn at the Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral on 7 June 1977 marking the 25th anniversary of The Queen’s Accession.
Silver Jubilee Ensemble | RCIN 100077 ©
Explore the Exhibition
Hardy Amies (1909-2003)
Dress and stole
Hardy Amies (1909-2003)
Dress, Coat, Stole and Hat
William Marshall & Sons
The Ceremonial Key to the Palace of Holyroodhouse
Henry Tatton & Son [Edinburgh] (1868-1953)
Model Davy lamp
Shop the Exhibition
An exclusive and iconic collection of souvenir products to commemorate The Queen's historic Platinum Jubilee. See the full range.
English Sparkling Wine
Made exclusively from grapes grown and hand-picked in Kent and West Sussex
Crystal Champagne Flutes
Expertly hand cut in the UK and engraved with the Platinum Jubilee emblem
Teddy Bear
A fun gift and cute keepsake of the historic Platinum Jubilee
Silk Scarf
Beautifully crafted using Italian silk twill and presented in a bespoke gift box
Platinum Jubilee: The Queen's Accession
A display at Buckingham Palace celebrating The Queen's Accession in 1952
Platinum Jubilee: The Queen’s Coronation
A display at Windsor Castle celebrating the Coronation on 2 June 1953
Platinum Jubilee Hub
We are celebrating the Platinum Jubilee online and across the Royal Residences in London, Windsor and Edinburgh
Find out moreMap & directions
By car
There is a public car park adjacent to the Palace at Broad Pavement. Please visit the Historic Environment Scotland website for more details.
Accessible parking spaces are located on Horse Wynd, just outside the Palace, on a first-come first-serve basis.
By train
Edinburgh Waverley. The Palace is a 15 minute walk from the station. Visit National Rail Enquiries for times and fares.
By tram
The nearest tram stop is York Place. The Palace is a 20 minute walk from the station. Visit Edinburgh Trams for times and fares.
By coach / bus
Bus number 35 stops near the Palace. Open-top tour buses stop nearby.
Limited free coach parking is available adjacent to the Palace. Alternative pay-and-display coach parking is available on nearby Regent Road.
By bike
A free-to-use public bicycle rack is located opposite the Scottish Parliament. Cycle hire stations are available nearby on both Holyrood Road and Abbeyhill, within a 5 minute walk of the Palace and The Queen’s Gallery. Visit Edinburgh Cycle Hire for details.
