Prince William and Princess of Wales Catherine have had an extremely busy year attending more official public engagements than ever before as the king scaled back his duties and now the couple attend expect a quieter few weeks so they can enjoy some quality family time with their three young children but normally during the school holidays the Welsh enjoy spending time at Norfolk Abode and Number Hall and it is likely they will join King Charles and Queen Camilla at Balmoral in Scotland for the Royal Family's annual summer retreat.
The family's longstanding summer traditions include appearances at a number of public events and of course their annual trip to their beloved Scottish retreat in Aberdeen, their traditional holiday to the Castle Balmoral in the summer gives the Royal Family the chance to relax out of the spotlight and they often go on horseback riding safaris and fish on the vast grounds but the Prince and Princess of Wales or the Duke and Duchess of Ross sea as they are known in Scotland will not be too close to the rest of the family with the couple due to spending time away from sprawling Balmoral Castle.
The couple, along with her three children, will settle in another residence on the estate, a cottage called Tam nagar that was given to Prince William by his late great-grandmother, the queen mother, before she died. died in 2002. and will be on their day off the family has very few pictures of their Scottish home on the 50 000 acre Balmoral estate, which has a total of about 150 buildings, tamnagar is located very close to Burke Hall, the residence of King Charles and Queen Camilla on the Balmoral estate, where they spent a lot of time. During their time during the Covid-19 pandemic, the king is said to have broken with Royal tradition this year when he chose to stay at Burke Hall instead of Balmoral Castle.
Leaving Scottish Resort without a resident monarch for first time since 19th century Balmoral Estate is nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands between Bellator and Braemar and lies around 50 miles west of Aberdeen, The 50,000-acre estate has access to a variety of picturesque landscapes including the towering mountains of the D River Valley and the Rolling Green Hills. The house is a private residence, which means there are no public pictures of it for us to swoon over, however we do know that Kate and William often use this house as an escape when they're both both studied at St Andrews University.
Help us understand the third house better, the queen has a lot of visitors and to reduce the pressure, cambridge students may stay in the small house, which may bring more benefits to people because it means more space in the castle as a work area. Highlights of Balmoral include Grouse Moors the lush forests and farmland as well as a variety of animals from herds of deer to cattle and highland ponies. This is also where Balmoral Castle is located, where the queen and Prince Philip often stay during their holidays and where Her Majesty chose to pass away peacefully for the last time in September at the age of 96.
The Prince and Princess of Wales posed with the queen and Prince Philip at Balmoral in 2015 when Princess Charlotte was just a few months old. The photo was shared by William and Kate in memory of the late Duke after his death In April 2021 a rare photo of the queen and the Duke of Edinburgh and their seven great-grandchildren was taken at Balmoral in 2018. National The Queen is holding Prince Louis and his siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte are standing on either side of their great-grandmother Peter Phillips, their daughters Savannah and Isla are near their great-grandfather, and at the other end of the sofa are her children. Zara and Mike tyndale Lena is carried by her cousin Isla and his daughter Mia.
