On April 24, 1558, Paris erupted in a massive royal spectacle for the wedding of Mary Queen of Scots and the Dauphin Francis at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The city was transformed by a magnificent, blue velvet-covered gallery that allowed the royal party to march high above the muddy streets and cheering crowds. Mary was a vision of grandeur in a glittering white gown, breaking tradition to embody the height of French courtly grace. Yet, beneath the gold coins and soaring

Beneath the chancel of St. Leonard's Church in Hythe England lies a hidden chamber with an extraordinary history.

On this very day January 7th, 489 years ago, Katherine of Aragon died at Kimbolton Castle.

Robert Dudley believed he had one final attempt to woo Queen Elizabeth l into marriage when she was 42 years old.

Louis XIV decided as a last resort to get surgery. The procedure he ended up having changed the medical profession forever.

In our fourth episode of our Mary Queen of Scots Trail:- we head to Inchmahome Priory where Mary and her mother fled for safety

King John, often branded as the worst king in English history. Was he truly the villain that history remembers, or has his story been unfair

The Legend of the man known as King Athur has evolved over the centuries.

In our second episode of our Mary Queen of Scots Trail: Following in her Footsteps- we head to Linlithgow Palace where Mary was born.