First Berlin, then Munich: Queen Margrethe II of Denmark reached her second and last travel destination during her state visit to Germany.
Munich – After a two-day stay in Berlin, Queen Margrethe II (81) left the capital behind to travel south. However, your stop in Munich is overshadowed by the current corona situation.
As befits a royal guest, Queen Margrethe II was ceremoniously welcomed in the residence in the city center by Prime Minister Markus Söder (54) and his wife Karin Baumüller-Söder (48). In Berlin, Crown Prince Frederik (53) had kept his mother Margrethe company, and she is now making the flying visit to the Bavarian capital without being accompanied. In her blue costume, the 81-year-old defied the cloudy November weather. In a good mood, she accepted a bouquet of flowers and listened to the Tölzer boys’ choir before she entered the guest book of the state government.
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As a monarch with a penchant for art, Margrethe did not miss a detour to the Glyptothek, director Florian Knauß (58) led the distinguished visitor through the exhibition. This was followed by the Munich Urban Collab, which among other things offers co-working areas and event rooms and welcomes start-ups and companies. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
