Referred to as the “Marriage of the Thistle and the Rose”, the ceremony took place at Stirling Castle in 1503 and, a century ...

The Crown Princess wed personal trainer Daniel Westling in a ceremony that was characterised by compromise. The tradition of ...

Meanwhile, the Evil Queen, whose striking visage was ... Clad in colorful, regal, medieval-inspired dresses, a crown atop her head (and later still flying atop a broom) as she plots and schemes ...

England and Ireland after uniting the crowns in 1603. Artworks, jewels, clothing and precious documents are among the items ...

Hnefatafl (pronounced ‘neva tapl’) means ‘The King’s Table’ in Old Norse and is a game of tactics and skill. Archaeological evidence for this Viking board game has been found in warrior burials, at ...

Well, the most secretive royal building just got a bit less secretive. As of this week, the 500-year-old palace – for ...

He steals food from the Queen’s pantry, introduces a sheltered Snow to medieval Marxism ("I’m hungry. That’s my excuse") and leads the film’s cleverest song, "Princess Problems." ...

European monarchs and religious entities had a penchant for erecting massively elaborate and intricately beautiful monuments ...

The first letter ever written by King James VI of Scotland will be displayed in a new exhibition to mark 400 years since his death.