King Charles to use historic palace as his base

The royal family on Monday highlighted the historic significance of the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the Sovereign in Scotland.

The official Instagram account of the family also shared some old pictures of the palace and it's residents including the late Queen Elizabeth, King Charles and his wife Queen Camilla.

The caption accompanying the post read, "The magnificent Palace of Holyroodhouse has been the Sovereign’s official residence in Scotland since the 16th century. Originally founded as an Augustinian monastery in 1128, it has witnessed centuries of Royal history, including Mary, Queen of Scots’ turbulent reign."

It said, "Each summer during Royal Week, The King continues the tradition of celebrating Scottish culture and achievement through engagements across the country, using the Palace as his base."

The royal family said, "The building remains a powerful symbol of the enduring connection between the Monarchy and Scotland, welcoming thousands of visitors year-round who explore its historic State Apartments, Royal Collection, and beautiful gardens."

As the official residence of the Sovereign in Scotland, the palace continues to play an important role in promoting Scottish heritage and culture.