The Bodleian Libraries will display a book made by the future Queen Elizabeth I in their new Gifts and Books exhibition. The new exhibition will focus on the importance of giving and receiving books and what this reveals about human relationships and beliefs. The book by the future Queen Elizabeth I is a translation of [read more]
The wedding dress of Princess Charlotte of Wales, the only legitimate child of the future King George IV, is going on display for the time in over a decade. It will be part of the new exhibition at The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace: Style & Society: Dressing the Georgians. The exhibition explores the fashion of [read more]
The Jewel House in the Tower of London is set to transform with a new display about the history and significance of the Crown Jewels. The new display will be the first major change in ten years and will explore the origins of some of the items for the very first time. This will include [read more]
A new exhibition at The Queen’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace will reveal life in the 18th century through fashion. Style & Society: Dressing the Georgians will have over 200 works from the Royal Collection, such as paintings, prints and drawings and surviving examples of clothing and accessories – from the practical dress of servants to [read more]
*press visit* Trainworld in Schaarbeek, Belgium, is a unique site with plenty of history. You can find it right in front of Schaarbeek station in the Brussels region, making it highly accessible by public transport. In addition to its usual trains and train memorabilia, they currently have the Royals & Trains exhibition, which features five [read more]
On the eve of the 75th anniversary of the start of Queen Juliana’s reign and inauguration, the Nieuwe Kerk – where her inauguration took place – is hosting a major exhibition about her life. It’s fittingly called The century of Juliana, a Queen and her Ideals. Queen Juliana, or Princess Juliana as she was known [read more]
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