With over 700 years of History to offer and most famous for being the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, Hever Castle and Gardens is the perfect family day out in Kent. In the 15th and 16th Centuries, Hever Castle was the home to one of the most powerful families in the country, the Boleyns. The […]
It is the smallest of all Royal Palaces and is run and funded by Historic Royal Palaces which receives no funding from the Government or Crown nonetheless Kew Palace is a firm favourite of Royalty and History enthusiasts alike. After King George II and Queen Caroline was first attracted to Kew in the 18th Century, […]
It’s the Summer, the sun is blazing, the kids are off school and you are frantically trying to find things to keep them occupied. Well, for every Royal enthusiast out there – young and old – there are plenty of Royally related sights to visit and enjoy and Royal Circular is going to keep you […]
While many members of The Royal Family are currently enjoying their Summer break, The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall had one busy week of engagements to complete before they could begin their annual Summer Break. From Osborne House to the West Midlands, Charles and Camilla really crammed it in this week. On […]
On Friday, The Duke of Edinburgh was trending across social media, from Twitter to Facebook and beyond though for the most morbid of reasons. Rumours of Prince Philip’s death were spread like wildfire through retweets and shares. It is now reported that when Her Majesty The Queen found out about the ‘Fake News’ she was […]
23rd July 2018 Princess Anne, as Patron of Northern Lighthouse Board, will visit NLV Pharos off of the West Coast of Scotland. The Duke of Sussex, as Patron of Sentebale, will be in Amsterdam for the International Aids Conference. 24th July 2018 The Prince of Wales will visit the new Pool House Veterinary Group’s state-of-the-art […]
The 800-year-old tradition of counting the Monarch’s swans along the River Thames began on Monday. Swan Upping, as the process is known, dates back to the 12th century when the Crown first claimed ownership of all mute swans – then considered a delicacy that would be served at Royal Banquets. In the present day, swans […]
