Queen begins summer break tradition at Balmoral for first time since Prince Philip died
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mirror.co.ukThe Queen has travelled to her much-loved summer residence of Balmoral Castle for the first traditional summer break since Prince Philip died in April.
The monarch's annual stay at Balmoral will be the first time she has holidayed on her private estate since the death of her husband the Duke of Edinburgh.
Prince Philip, who stood by the Queen's side as her consort for 73 years, died aged 99 on April 9, and his funeral was held a week later at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.
Scotland has been a welcome place of sanctuary for the royal family since Queen Victoria's day, where they relax and enjoy country pursuits in the stunning setting of the Scottish highlands.
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