RoyalCollectionTrustCuenta verificada

This mythical beast from China has plenty to be playful about on #TongueOutTuesday. It boasts a gilded horn, lion’s claws and curling tail – plus a hinged head concealing an incense burner! https://bit.ly/3j6eBcW pic.twitter.com/QtxFuHk7RC

Earlier today Changing the Guard took place at #BuckinghamPalace for the first time since April 2020. The ceremony will now takes place, weather permitting, at 11.00 on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.pic.twitter.com/Xw7HxMYUuQ

Don’t miss our upcoming family festivals. At #BuckinghamPalace join the fun on 26 and 30 August (https://bit.ly/3AMekCc ) while #HolyroodPalace’s festival takes place on 28 Aug (https://bit.ly/37Lk6r1 )pic.twitter.com/CFJJzFU1Kl

#WilliamIV was born #OTD in 1765. William IV was the third son of George III and Queen Charlotte. ‘The Sailor King’, he spent much of his early life at sea. In 1818 he married Princess Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen.pic.twitter.com/7X9jLKLeIa

Don’t miss our short talk at 3pm today. Our conservator will explore how a masterpiece is made at The Queen’s Gallery, London. https://bit.ly/3AN5806 pic.twitter.com/3N4qx8eYX3

From Mary, Queen of Scots to Bonnie Prince Charlie, at Edinburgh's Royal Palace there's a royal story around every corner. Explore #HolyroodPalace this weekend. https://bit.ly/3fiqIPJ pic.twitter.com/aG1qCgV6Eb

Look beneath the surface of Rubens’s painting and explore how a masterpiece is made in our short talks at 12pm and 3pm at The Queen’s Gallery, London today. https://bit.ly/3AN5806 pic.twitter.com/RST9w9Cx98

'A Courtyard in Delft at Evening: a Woman spinning' by Pieter de Hooch. De Hooch records an effect of direct sunlight in a completely new way, through strong tonal contrasts, crisp shadows and bright colours. (3/4)pic.twitter.com/tAn9o4cKGG

'Judith with the Head of Holofernes' by Cristofano Allori. The figures in this painting are said to be autobiographical, based on an unhappy affair between the artist, presented here as Holofernes, and Maria de Giovanna Mazzafirri, in the guise of Judith. (2/4)pic.twitter.com/guNLarrLNc

Frances Sally Day is the earliest woman photographer represented in the Royal Collection and the first woman to photograph the Royal family, following a commission in 1859. Learn more about Frances Day this #worldphotographyday https://bit.ly/3j5sOqR pic.twitter.com/G8NxAdb1sT

To kick things off here's a photo Queen Alexandra took of the Changing of the Guard at #WindsorCastle almost 120 years ago. https://bit.ly/3COlibv pic.twitter.com/n0LUJoM6Ub

We'd love to see your photos from the royal residences today to mark #WorldPhotographyDay. Please share them and remember to tag uspic.twitter.com/ixbb6Q09J2

Well it looks like orange and lemon is the winner, but whichever your favourite is, they're available here - https://www.royalcollectionshop.co.uk/foodhall/biscuits.html …pic.twitter.com/K8CWJ5KbfX

Time for a biscuit break? Have you seen our new summer range of shortbread?pic.twitter.com/HCYtxJwB0I