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Some items, such as large items of baggage, backpacks, pen-knives and scissors will have to be checked in and reclaimed at the end of the visit. Other items may not be brought into the House at all. Download the list of prohibited items below and check before you visit. Smoking, including e-cigarettes is not permitted.
A favourite royal retreat for over 300 years, the close connections between Frogmore and the Royal Family are reflected in a number of watercolours on display by Princesses Victoria and Louise, two of Queen Victorias children. The Mary Moser Room was commissioned by Queen Charlotte to reflect her passion for botany. The renowned flower painter, Mary Moser, was employed to decorate one of the ...
2 de mar. de 2023 · Frogmore House tiene una ubicación privilegiada, ya que se encuentra a sólo 800 metros al sur del castillo de Windsor, en Windsor Home Park, Berkshire, a unos 50 kilómetros al oeste de Londres. Esta casa de campo fue construida en 1680 por Hugh May, arquitecto de Carlos II, para su sobrino.
Frogmore House. Frogmore House est un manoir du XVIIe siècle (résidence royale britannique) se trouvant au centre de la propriété de Frogmore, au milieu de jardins magnifiques, à environ un kilomètre au sud du château de Windsor dans le Home Park dans le comté britannique du Berkshire. Cet édifice est classé Grade I .
Frogmore House is a royal property set in the Home Park behind Windsor Castle. The house dates from 1680, and was added to over the years. In 1792 the house was purchased by George III for Queen Charlotte, who planted many unusual botanical specimens in the garden. The house was said to be a favourite of Queen Victoria, King George V and Queen ...
Frogmore House is currently closed to visitors. Standing in the Home Park of Windsor Castle, the gardens at Frogmore House have been an enduring attraction for monarchs and their families since the house was purchased by Queen Charlotte in 1790.
Frogmore House The creation of the gardens at Frogmore House in the Home Park at Windsor Castle played a central part in Queen Charlotte’s activities there after its purchase in 1792. Since that time, the gardens have been used both as a royal retreat and as a venue for entertainments.
