Royal History: Gråsten Palace to Calthwaite Hall

New Danish King and Queen arrive at Gråsten Palace for their first summer residence, steeped in historical significance and previously owned by various aristocratic families before being gifted to them in 1935. Meanwhile, Calthwaite Hall, reminiscent of Bridgerton's stately homes, goes up for sale at £3 million, offering a glimpse into aristocratic society with its rich history and elegant architecture. In other royal news, the engagement of Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten in 1947 marked a hopeful moment for post-war London, highlighting their enduring romance despite initial doubts from some in the Royal Family. Additionally, Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip's move to Clarence House in 1949, with its luxurious amenities and historical legacy, set the stage for their growing family and royal life.