What will they do with the castle where Elizabeth II died?

It is estimated that the museum will also ensure that employees keep their jobs on the property and can It will open to the public next summer.

Carlos III aims to create more space within the existing royal buildings, so that people can visit them. Last year, it was reported that he wanted to convert Buckingham Palace to a full-time museum, a decision that would make the building profitable.

This calls into question whether the King would live in Buckingham or would directly maintain it Clarence Housethe house he inherited from his grandmother and where he currently lives, as a permanent residence, opening the possibility of becoming the first king since King William IV (1830-1837) in not living in London.

History and profitability, the plan of Carlos III

According to the media, Charles III did not like Buckingham Palace very much, complaining that it was too big, impersonal and too polite. The palace will be used as Office work, banquets, receptions, garden parties and investments.

The King’s idea is to strike a balance between expense and importance in preserving this extraordinary collection of truly “royal” palaces, castles and country houses, while ensuring their use.

Currently Windsor Castlethe world’s largest and oldest inhabited residence for royalty, is open to visitors year-round, and ticket tours include admission to the State Apartments and St. George’s Church and semi-private rooms.

It also houses exhibitions and special events, including holiday celebrations and activities for the whole family.

Tourists can also visit Buckingham Palace but it is only open to the public a few months a year, between July and October.