But Birkhall hasn't just been favoured by Charles and Camilla - it was also a honeymoon haven for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duke and Duchess of Kent and ...

King Charles once described Birkhall, his Scottish home, as "a unique haven of cosiness and character". And it's just as beloved by his grandchildren, for one very special reason. The royal couple ...

The pair have been visiting Birkhall since 2004 when at-the-time Prince Charles took Camilla there on a romantic trip to propose. Now, 20 years later, they're set to return to the ring in the New ...

Enlarge Image Prince Charles and the new Duchess of Cornwall entered arm-in ... Following the reception, the newly-wed couple departed for their honeymoon at Birkhall on the edge of the Balmoral ...

Birkhall was gifted to Charles by the late Queen Elizabeth II after being the retreat of the late Queen Mother. It came into royal hands when Prince Albert bought the Balmoral Estate in 1852.

The professional gardener is a close friend of Queen Camilla and for his new BBC series he visits Birkhall ... But to commemorate the birth of Prince George, an arboretum was planted there.

Then-Prince Charles would often opt to spend Easter at Birkhall in Scotland instead of attending the Windsor service. Charles and Camilla have only been present at the Easter church service since ...

During Queen Elizabeth II's reign, Charles, who was then Prince of Wales, would opt to spend the holiday at Birkhall in Scotland instead. Charles and Camilla have only been present at the service ...

and little Prince Louis - and they have a special way to stay connected to their great-grandmother following her death in September 2022. Hidden away on King Charles' Scottish estate, Birkhall, is ...