With Her Majesty The Queen vacating her 828,821 square foot Palace and relocating just a little over an hour down the road to Windsor Castle HeatingForce.co.uk wanted to see what UK royal lived in the most instagramable part of town.
Top Three Most Instagramable Royal Residences
First Place: Kensington Palace
In first place is the royal residence Kensington Palace with 371,000 hashtags.
The Palace set in Kensington Gardens is home to the many of the Royals from: Wills and Kate, Princess Eugenie, and her husband Jack Christopher Stamp Brooksbank, to Prince and Princess Michael of Kent.
The property is 1,179 square foot bigger than Buckingham Palace – so at least there’s enough room for little Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to run around.
Second Place: Richmond Park
Home to Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy, Richmond Park comes in second place with 360,000 hashtags.
Third Place: Windsor Castle
Only five thousand hashtags lower than her cousin Princess Alexandra, The Monarchs new home Windsor Castle comes in at third place with 355,000 hashtags.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh maybe top of the royal food chain but the same cannot be said for their Instagram status.
They should have stayed put in Buckingham Palace as that comes in with a whopping 1.2 million hashtags!
Bottom Three Most Instagramable Royal Residences
Sixth Place: St James Palace
Coming in sixth place is St James Palace with 7,300 hashtags. This is palace is home to Princess Beatrice and her new beau Edoardo Alessandro Mapelli Mozzi.
Seventh Place: The Gatcombe Park Estate
The Gatcombe Park Estate comes in seventh place with 1,000 hashtags.
The beautiful 700-acre estate is home to the Queen’s daughter Anne Princess Royal and her husband Sir Timothy Laurence.
They share the estate with Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall and her husband Mike Tindall, as well as her Princess Anne’s son Peter Phillips.
Eighth Place: Bagshot Park
In last place is Bagshot Park with only 185 hashtags!
This property is home to Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex (the Queen’s son) and his wife Sophie Countess of Wessex, along with their two children Lady Louise Windsor and James, Viscount Severn.
