The series exposing untold royal histories. Historian Kate Williams reveals the accidental origins of Buckingham Palace, and the most haphazard royal wedding in history. (S3 Ep1)[S]
Exploring the secrets of Westminster, which is owned by the monarch, including a hidden tunnel, a hologram portrait of the Queen and a look at how Charles II dabbled in cannibalism. (S3 Ep2)[S]
Exploring Greenwich, the great lost palace. Plus, a look at the Gold State Coach, kept in the Royal Mews. And Kate Williams reveals the secret sex life of Lady Katherine Grey. (S3 Ep4)[S]
Henry VIII turned Hampton Court into a palace masterpiece, including the Great Hall, where visiting dignitaries were entertained and the king could keep an eye on his household. (S3 Ep5)[S]
How, in 1698, Nottingham House was bought and renovated by William III, turning it into Kensington Palace. Plus; the event where Princess Diana wore her famous 'revenge' dress. (S3 Ep8)[S]
Kensington Palace had always been a party palace but a gap in succession made way for the foreign import of George I of Hanover and his refurbishments. (S2 Ep6)[S]
Brighton's Royal Pavilion was built by Prince Regent, George IV in 1787. He took a small beach house and turned it into a flamboyant multi-domino-Saracenic wonder palace. (S2 Ep5)[S]
How Sandringham in Norfolk was purchased by the royal family to save its reputation. Plus, the story behind Kensington Gardens' Diana statue. (S2 Ep4)[S]
Versailles is one of the most enormous and impressive palaces in the world. Louise XIV built it in 1634 as a way of controlling the French aristocracy. (S2 Ep3)[S]
Hidden in Central London, the Palace of St James is the real seat of royal power. Originally built for Anne Boleyn, by the time it was finished her marriage with Henry VIII was over. (S1 Ep8)[S]
Unlocking the secrets of Holyrood House in Edinburgh, the official royal residence in Scotland, which was founded as a fortress, and has a bloody history. (S1 Ep7)[S]
The secrets of eight famous royal palaces. Christopher Wren expanded the former Nottingham House into a palace, which some describe as a bit of a 'botched job'. (S1 Ep6)[S]
Highgrove House, Gloucester, is the smallest royal residence currently in use, with nine bedrooms. It is King Charles's own creation, featuring a garden described as an 'organic oasis'. (S1 Ep5)[S]
Unlocking the secrets of royal palaces. Sandringham in Norfolk was purchased in 1861 for Prince Edward, to curb his rakish ways, but it proved to be the perfect palace for a party. (S1 Ep4)[S]
Series unlocking the secrets of eight royal palaces. Part medieval fortress, part French chateau, Balmoral is not to everyone's taste but it provides a retreat for the Royals. (S1 Ep2)[S]
Unlocking the secrets of eight famous royal palaces. An unveiling of some of the many secrets held by Buckingham Palace, including its former rat problem. (S1 Ep1)[S]
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert bought Osborne House in 1840 as their perfect hideaway on the Isle of Wight. Plus the TV battle over the broadcast of the Queen Mother's funeral. (S3 Ep7)[S]
Exploring the palace at the heart of the monarchy. Plus, a look at Queen Elizabeth II's beloved Royal Yacht Britannia and the three fabulous FabergÂe eggs in the royal collection. (S3 Ep6)[S]
Henry VIII turned Hampton Court into a palace masterpiece, including the Great Hall, where visiting dignitaries were entertained and the king could keep an eye on his household.[S]
The secrets of Queen Victoria's Palaces, including the romantic hideaway designed for her by Prince Albert, and the philandering antics of her son Bertie, nicknamed Edward the Caresser. (S5 Ep3)[S]
Uncovering the secrets of palace entertaining, from Wayne Sleep teaching Princess Diana how to dance, to the Buckingham Palace party that almost went up in flames. (Ep1) [S]
We uncover secret stories of palace duty: including Queen Elizabeth II's final balcony appearance; how not to look after the Crown Jewels; and Kate's first palace assignment abroad. (Ep4)
Shocking stories, as Diana confesses all to a member of staff, King Charles tries to move out his scandal-hit brother, plus Queen Victoria's favourite lapdog's link to a massacre. (S4 Ep3)[S]
This episode uncovers secret stories of palace private life, beginning with the royal family's race to be by Queen Elizabeth's side in her final moments at Balmoral. (S4 Ep2) [S]
Return of the series exposing untold royal histories. Historian Kate Williams reveals the accidental origins of Buckingham Palace, and the most haphazard royal wedding in history. (S3 Ep1)