A royal Christmas
Queen Elizabeth II cherished her Christmas and New Year traditions, spending these holidays at Sandringham House in the east of England. This ritual, which she maintained for many years dating back to the 1980s, was a testament to her love for tradition. Sandringham, with its rich history and personal significance, provided the perfect backdrop for the Queen to celebrate these festive occasions with her family.
Staying there until February before returning to Buckingham Palace, the Queen’s prolonged residence at Sandringham during this time of year became a well-established royal custom, symbolizing the continuity and stability of the monarchy.