The royal couple were escorted to the palace by a group of more than 30 mounted presidential guards where they enjoyed a joint flyover by Italy’s Frecce Tricolori and the RAF’s Red Arrows.

King Charles and Queen Camilla Receive a Royal Welcome in Rome for State Visit. The King, 76, ... Who's Who on the Palace Balcony: Every Royal Family Member at Trooping the Colour 2025.

Imposing but delicate marble sculptures of Graeco-Roman-style figures grace the vaulted corridors of a huge palace. But this ...

Queen Camilla turned heads at Quirinale Palace this morning in a royal blue ensemble. King Charles and the Queen were invited to a ceremonial welcome to kick off their four-day tour in Rome, Italy ...

The Royal Palace grounds are free to explore 24 hours a day. During the summer guided tour season, English tours start every day at noon, 2, 2:20 and 4 p.m., ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla have strict rules regarding what is and isn’t allowed in the royal palace. Cleaner Anne Simmons, who previously worked as a royal cleaner for over a decade, has ...

Despite being feted as Amsterdam’s foremost sculptor, and in his own day a major artistic influence across Northern Europe, ...

Archaeologists have unearthed a hidden ancient palace under Rome that was likely home to the Popes between the ninth and thirteenth centuries AD before the Vatican seat was established.

Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, will represent the Royal Family on the world stage as he attends the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV in Rome this Sunday The 61-year-old royal will be present at ...

Buckingham Palace gives fresh update on King Charles and Queen Camilla's Italy tour plans King Charles and Queen Camilla will be guests of honour at a lavish black-tie banquet in Rome.

Donald Trump received a lavish royal welcome from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as he arrived in the kingdom. Air Force One on Tuesday was escorted by Saudi pilots in American-made ...

The royal couple were escorted to the palace by a group of more than 30 mounted presidential guards where they enjoyed a joint flyover by Italy’s Frecce Tricolori and the RAF’s Red Arrows.