London has many a castle and palace. But how did they get their names? The answers are varied; as well as English place-names, these grand buildings owe their names to a Danish princess ...

and Kensington Palace (US$630 million), both in London. But there are so many more. What would a royal family be without its castles? The British royal family is renowned for its prestigious castles.

Just over an hour from London, Leeds Castle formerly served as a Norman stronghold during the 11th and 12th centuries, the private property of six medieval queens, as well as a palace for Henry ...

the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Windsor Castle and the Tower of London, according to The Richest. One of the most recognizable buildings in the world, Buckingham Palace is the jewel of the British ...

This year, Windsor Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse ... and other festive flowers in the palace, the official London residence of the royals. The photo above shows an event on December ...

London is offering one of the most colourful ... New at the aptly named Chillingham Castle in Northumberland are Ghost Hunt Workshops set to run from 10pm to midnight. The late-night masterclasses ...

The castle is visible nearly anywhere you go in Edinburgh, but some of the best views of its stone walls can be found from Calton Hill or Princes Street. There’s no denying that the Palace of ...