Fort Belvedere was home to Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson However, after his abdication from the throne in 1936, Fort Belvedere stood empty until 1955, when the Queen's cousin, Gerald Lascelles ...

Upon his abdication in 1936 after he was not allowed to continue as King if he married twice-divorced Wallis, Fort Belvedere is where he signed his written abdication notice. Edward, who then ...

Fort Belvedere was constructed in the 1750s for Prince William Augustus and, over the years, had been passed down to various monarchs and royal family members, including Queen Victoria, Prince ...

Fort Belvedere was built in the 1820s by the order of King George II for his son, Prince William Augustus. Initially it was just a folly, but it was later enlarged at a proposed cost of £4,000 ...

In 1929, Fort Belvedere became vacant, and was given to Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, by his father, George V. During Edward's occupancy, extensive renovation of the interior and grounds was ...

The fort, which reopened to the public in 2013 after five years of renovations, is known for its sweeping panoramas and the fabulous contemporary art exhibitions it hosts. Reports in the Italian ...

Read more royal news here Fort Belvedere is a royal home that was built between 1750 and 1755 for Prince William Augustus and is located in Windsor Great Park.