With the holiday season here, palaces and
tourist destinations are celebrating far and wide. And the ultimate
symbol of Tudor royalty, Hampton Court Palace, has its Festive
Fayre. The Fayre allows visitors to enjoy a food wonderland! There
will be a number of artisan food and drink vendors to pick from.
While people soak in the atmosphere, they can also have some family
fun, enjoy live music…
The future King and Queen and their humble beginnings
29th September 2023
While the Prince and Princess of Wales
spend their time between Kensington Palace and Adelaide Cottage,
one other home of theirs holds special meaning – Anmer Hall.
Located about 110 miles north of London and Northfolk, the home was
a wedding gift from Queen…
The history-making Kensington Palace and the admired attraction it is today
27th September 2023
It is one of London’s most popular
tourist attractions and a symbol of modern members of the Royal
Family, Kensington Palace. It is a royal residence with a history
dating back to the 17th century; it is what it is today after King
William III and Queen Mary II…
Located in the English county of
Berkshire is Windsor Castle, a long-time favourite residence of the
British Royal Family. Hundreds of years old, the castle has
withstood some of Europe’s most challenging times and some of the
happiest moments for the Royal Family. The original castle was
built in the 11th century after the Norman invasion of England by
William the Conqueror. Since the…
The most important test of all: "The Balmoral Test"
9th September 2023
Located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, is
Balmoral Castle, a favourite of the Royal Family for over a
century. While it is widely known as a favourite of Her Late
Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, it’s also known for its “Balmoral
Test.” Essentially, it’s…
Balmoral: The castle with Queen Elizabeth II until the very end
8th September 2023
Tucked in the Scottish countryside of
Aberdeenshire is Balmoral Castle – a 500,000-acre country estate
beloved by the Royal Family for nearly two centuries, particularly
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Rosendal Palace: from the first to the last Bernadotte
24th August 2023
Rosendal Palace is one of the
lesser-known royal buildings in Sweden, but that doesn’t mean it is
less spectacular. Located on the island of Djurgården, in
central Stockholm, it was erected between 1823 and 1827 for King
Karl XIV Johan – none other than Jean Bernadotte, the founder of
the current ruling dynasty in Sweden. The palace was created by
Frederik Blom, one of the…
For more than 300 years, St James’s
Palace has been the setting for some of the most important moments
in royal history. Serving as the residence for monarchs of England
until the reign of Queen Victoria, today it is still the home of
several members of the Royal…
George V and his role in modernising the Palace of Holyroodhouse
13th August 2023
The Palace of Holyroodhouse is the
official residence of the British monarch in Scotland. While its
history dates back to the 12th century, it is still well-used by
today’s generation of the royal family. King George V ruled from 6
May 1910 until his death in 1936.
Taking a look at Haga Palace
7th August 2023
Haga Palace, the current home of the
Crown Princess Family of Sweden, is located in Haga Park in Solna,
Sweden. It was built in 1802 and designed by King Gustav IV Adolf’s
commissioned architect, Carl Christoffer Gjörwell. Haga Palace (or
Haga Slott), located just north of Gustav III’s Pavilion, was
modelled after ballet master Gallidiers Italian villa at
Drottningholm Palace. The…

