NewsQueen Margrethe II in Germany: Danish royals visit Berlin

Queen Margrethe II in Germany: Danish royals visit Berlin

Berlin can look forward to a royal visit from the neighboring country. Queen Margrethe II and Crown Prince Frederik have arrived in Germany.

Berlin – Queen Margrethe II (81) is a real professional when it comes to official travel in the service of the crown. It goes without saying that she mastered the start of her 55th state visit without any problems and with a smile on her face.

Queen Margrethe II turned her back on Amalienborg Palace for a few days to pay a visit to her neighboring country, Germany. Her company is Crown Prince Frederik (53). For two days, the royal duo will get to know the many facets of the capital thanks to their busy schedule. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier (65) met Margrethe and Frederik for the last time last June on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the border setting, and now he has given the prominent guests a fitting reception at Bellevue Palace.
24royal.de * knows which German city Queen Margrethe II will travel to after her visit to Berlin.

Following the official welcome, heir to the throne, Frederik, made his way to Vattenfall’s Reuter West power plant in the north-west of Berlin, while his mother, Queen Margrethe, visited the Charité University Hospital. Lunch with the Executive Chancellor Angela Merkel (67) in the Chancellery was also on the program. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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