King Charles and Queen Camilla: Visit to Highland Games in Braemar

King Charles III. (76) and Queen Camilla (78) showed themselves in a good mood at the Highland Games in the Scottish town of Braemar in Aberdeenshire. The festival is under the patronage of the British monarch and is one of the most famous Highland Games in Scotland. A Royal Box is available for the royal family on the area.

Charles III, who handed over the prices in the most important competitions, once again wore a Scottish skirt. His wife chose a green-blue checkered skirt as a blue coat. The two seem to have amused themselves in the various competitions, and again and again they were laughing laughing and stimulated.

The palace that gave an insight into the person visited by thousands of people. “Positioned near Balmoral, the games take place every year on the first Saturday in September,” it said. “After it has been running in its current form since 1832, the event contains a variety of traditional Highland Games competitions, including tug-of-vasue and caber throwing, as well as appearances by pip bands and Highland dancers.”

A day later, the British royal couple then visited the Sunday service in Crathie Kirk, also located near Balmoral. Charles also appeared in a kilt on this occasion, Camilla chose a red -cared skirt with green jacket.

The two have often visited Scottish games in traditional clothing. It was only at the beginning of August that the king honored the Mey Highland Games – but without his wife. In Caithness, Charles presented himself in a red-blue-green checkered kilt, which he combined with a beige vest and jacket and red stockings.

By the end of September, Charles and Camilla are to be at Balmoral Castle, which Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) also used for the summer months. Previously, the couple already enjoyed a summer break in the Castle of Mey in Caithnes.