The reign of Carlos III in the United Kingdom is in the process of being consolidated. The memory of Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on the afternoon of September 8, 2022 at Balmoral Castle, remains latent in the hearts of the British. Nonetheless, the new monarch has undertaken a policy by which he shows greater affinity towards citizens and thereby increases his popularity rating, that he is very far from the data that his late mother could boast of. For this, made a decision with the help of which his subjects will be able to get to know the secrets of the life of the British royal family.

As reported on the Royal Collection Trust website, The monarch of the United Kingdom has decided to hold a possible opening of Holyrood Palace, the official residence of the Crown in Scotland.. This building, located in Edinburgh, began to be built in the 16th century and has since been associated with the history of the British royal family. In fact, it should be noted that Isabella II enjoyed this palace for one week a year.at the beginning of the summer, in the so-called Holyrood week.

Arrival of the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II at Holyrood House

The late Queen hosted a dinner in the Throne Room for the Knights and Ladies of the Order of the Thistle, the highest order of chivalry in Scotland, during the summer days when she lived in Holyrood. The love that Elizabeth II expressed for this official residence was demonstrated during her farewell activities, as her coffin rested inside. before his transfer to St. Giles’ Cathedral and continue on to London. As for the question of whether Carlos III will inherit the tradition of Holyrood Week, it is clear that for 8 days of December 2022 you can visit his most private rooms.

This will be the public opening of Holyrood.

from December 2Holyrood Palace opens its doors to the elite who want to see its interior. Although the apartments of Mary I of Scotland are open to the public all year round, except when there are members of the royal family, it will now also be possible to visit other rooms, such as the State Apartments, the Throne Room, the Grand Gallery or the Grand Dining Room. However, this opportunity will only last eight days, small groups of 25 visitors each and cost 45 euros per person.

Holyrood Palace is the official residence of the British Crown in Scotland.

A tour of Holyrood will be conducted by an experienced guide who will explain to the privileged, who were lucky enough to buy a ticket, all the secrets of the visited halls. Also, the experience will be special because the whole palace will be decorated for next Christmas with Christmas trees, wreaths or natural flowers. The ticket price includes a glass of champagne at the end of the visit, a piece of meatloaf and, as a gift and souvenir, an official guide to the royal residence.