In November 1949, Queen Elizabeth II—then, a newlywed princess—sojourned 1,800 miles from her gilded Buckingham Palace to Villa Guardamangia, a rustic seaside villa in the Maltese town of ...

Villa Guardamangia was the only place Queen Elizabeth called home outside Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. No one in the royal family has lived there since Lord Mountbatten, Prince Philip’s ...

The royal couple first stayed at Villa Guardamangia in 1946, when they were newly engaged, and then returned in 1949. It was the only house outside of the UK that Elizabeth ever called home.

Gambin is used to the interest in Villa Guardamangia, saying the decrepit building did not need any publicity and received daily knocks on its door from people from all over the world.

VALLETTA (Reuters) – It is the only property outside of Britain that Queen Elizabeth called home. A crumbling villa near Malta’s capital, Valletta, where the heir to the English throne lived ...

Press Association via AP; PA Images via Getty (Left) Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, at Villa Guardamangia in Valletta, Malta, on Oct. 9, 2024; (Right) Prince Philip and the ...

The first time a Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh set foot inside Villa Guardamangia, Malta, it was 1949 and they were flushed with the joy of young married life. Princess Elizabeth, as she was ...

Villa Guardamangia, the palazzo-style mansion where Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip once lived, is now on the market for $6.7 million. If you ever wondered what it's like to live like royalty ...

On Wednesday, after their visit to Villa Guardamangia to hear about restoration work taking place, Edward and Sophie will view artefacts linked to UK-Malta relations, including a letter from the ...

Villa Guardamangia, the "Palazzo style" mansion in Malta where the couple lived as newlyweds while Philip served with the Royal Navy's Mediterranean fleet, is on the market. By.

An external view of Villa Guardamangia, Malta, Friday, Sept. 16, 2022, where the newlywed Princess Elizabeth lived for months at a time between 1949-1951. A dilapidated villa outside Malta's ...

After their wedding in 1947, the then-Princess Elizabeth and Philip spent months at a time at Villa Guardamangia between 1949 and 1951. In 2015, on a trip to Malta, the Queen was presented with a ...