Where Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Louis will spend most of their summer holiday
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are currently enjoying their summer break from school – but where will they spend most of their time?
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are set to spend most of their summer break in Norfolk.
The three young royals will likely spend most of their summer at Anmer Hall, their parents’ 19th-century country home.
Anmer Hall, which boasts a staggering 10 bedrooms, has been a private sanctuary for the Wales family – and was the place the family spent time during the pandemic in 2020.
The home, which also has a swimming pool and a private tennis court, was gifted to Prince William and Princess Kate as a wedding present in 2011.
The couple have made various extensive renovations to the property to ensure that it is perfect for their young family.
The home, which became the family’s full-time residence between 2015 and 2017, has seen a host of renovations such as a new roof and conservatory.
The couple later moved to Kensington Palace, before they moved full-time to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor in late 2022.
Anmer Hall is also a short drive from the Sandringham Estate, which is where the family typically spend their Christmas break.
William and Kate are also set to take their children to spend time at Balmoral this summer – an annual tradition started by the late Queen.
The Waleses family
The Waleses will also spend at the Balmoral estate
A source previously confirmed that the Waleses will be joining the King at Balmoral in August.
Speaking previously to Express.co.uk, the source said: “William and Kate will be joining the Royal Family at Balmoral.
“It will be a rather low-key affair this year where everyone will meet to just relax and unwind.”
The couple also have a favourite summer retreat in the Isles of Scilly – a place where George, Charlotte and Louis can enjoy a “normal” holiday. William and Kate are known to have taken their three children to the stunning archipelago, which consists of around 140 islands in total, with only five of them being inhabited.
