Harry and Meghan's favourite spot in London will open to the public this May

PSA for all Royal enthusiasts: Frogmore House --the gorgeous site of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding reception -- will be open to public keen for a stickybeak at the end of May.

Frogmore House will be open to the public for just three days from May 28 to 30.

The stunning venue and its glorious grounds hold a special place in Harry and Meghan’s hearts; not only did they shoot their engagement photos there and dance the night away after their wedding, they’ve just moved into Frogmore Cottage – their newly renovated abode, which sits very close to Frogmore House.

The grand building is steeped in history and was built in the 1680’s by King Charles II's architect, Hugh May, for his nephew.

Frogmore House has officially been in the Royal family since 1792 when Queen Charlotte (George III’s missus) – who needed a country home for herself – bought the lease.

The property, which is down the road from Windsor Castle, underwent a massive renovation in the 1980’s and revealed gorgeous hand-painted murals throughout the staircases along with decadently decorated rooms.

The gardens were introduced in the 1790’s by Queen Charlotte, who transformed the once barren field into a beautiful wonderland featuring winding lakes, thousands of trees, and prettier-than-a-picture bridges.

If you’re wondering why it’s named Frogmore House, you’d be right in thinking it’s due to the presence of frogs, which have always lived in the marshy area, according to the Royal Family's website.

It’s also home to the royal burial ground: the on-site Mausoleum is where both Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are buried.

Beyond the building, the gardens are an impressive sight.

Originally they were flat, but in the 1790s Queen Charlotte's interest in botany saw the creation of lakes, mounds, glades, walks and bridges, laying the foundations for the picturesque landscape of the grounds today.

You can see it all, with visitors welcome to explore the estate and marvel at all the loveliness, this May 28 - 30.

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