Dover Palace is a historic mansion inscribed on the City of London's Heritage List, and is the seat of the Scottish Office in London, housing the Office of the Attorney-General for Scotland and the Independent Commission on Aid Impact. The palace is characterized by the distinctive style and style of architecture that was specially developed to leave a mark in the world of modern architecture, with columns, ornate crowns, polygonal statues, and spacious courtyards, which give you a sense of prestige and grandeur.