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Beyond the Windsors: Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden, Spain and the other reigning houses of Europe and the world.
From a Buenos Aires trading floor to the Dutch throne, Queen Maxima built one of Europe's most admired royal reputations on warmth, style and substance.
A look inside Rosenborg Castle Treasury, where the Danish Crown Jewels are still worn today and the centuries-old Crown Regalia rest alongside them.
How Felipe VI built one of Europe's most transparent monarchies around an audited budget and quiet reform, with former newsreader Letizia as his queen.
Oxford history degree, a Harvard master's, and a commission across all three armed forces: meet the princess set to become Belgium's first queen regnant.
Every third Tuesday of September, King Willem-Alexander rides through The Hague to open the Dutch parliamentary year with a speech, a plumed hat and a horse-drawn coach.
A speech therapist who became the first Belgian-born queen consort, and the reserved king she brought out of his shell: inside the House of Belgium.
How Crown Prince Haakon became King Haakon VIII, and what his accession means for Norway’s modest, cycling, thoroughly modern monarchy.
Four rococo palaces around an octagonal square, a noon change of the guard and a working royal home. Here is how to visit Amalienborg well.
Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Spain still have working monarchies. Here is who reigns, how they differ from the House of Windsor, and why they reward a closer look.
Queen Margrethe once said the family jewels are counted in centuries, not carats. Three consorts who arrived from outside the palace gates show exactly what she meant.