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Where does the Queen Elisabeth II stay in summer?
Queen Elizabeth and most of her family traditionally spend the summer at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
What places does Queen Elizabeth II stay at?
her majesty the queen stay at buckingham palace
Where does she stay at the weekends Queen live when she is in London?
windsor castle
Where does Queen Elizabeth II stay when she goes to London?
In Buckingham palace
Where does the stay when he she goes on holiday to Scotland?
If you're asking about the queen, it's Balmoral Castle.
Where did Mary Queen of Scots stay in England?
Initially at Bolton Castle, Yorkshire Then Tutbury castle, Gloucestershire Then , for many years, Fotheringhay castle, Northamptonshire where she was beheaded aged 45
What were castles built for and why is the case?
It's where the king/queen stays. Also, if a country is under attack, then the king or queen would stay in the castle, and ontop of the castles there would be archers etc. the castle would be there to defend the country i guess.
Who built Balmoral castle?
It was built in 1390 by Sir William Drummond, it has 65,000 acres of land, the castle had a royal residence of Queen Victorian and Prince Albert, they enjoyed there stay at the castle so much that they decided to buy the castle for £30,000, and Prince Albert started to extend the castle and he finished extending it in 1856.
Did Catherine parr stay queen stay queen for 5 years?
yes Catherine parr did stay queen for 5 years
Is camilla Parker bowles really a man?
Heavens no! She is known as the Duchess of Cornwall and is the consort of Prince Charles. If present life-styles stay the same, when Elizabeth II dies, she will become Queen Consort of Great Britain. (this is not the same as Queen Regnant- as Elizabeth Is currently- but a Royal Title nonetheless.
How long did Elizabeth I stay on the throne?
From 7 September 1533 to 24 March 1603 = 69 years 6 months 17 days
How many days did elizabeth the 1 stay in the prison tower?
Elizabeth I was imprisoned in the Tower of London for a total of 2 months in 1554. She was confined there after being accused of involvement in a plot to overthrow Queen Mary I. Elizabeth was released in May 1554, after which she went on to become one of England's most renowned monarchs.
