Sweden

How the Swedish royals celebrate Christmas

December is one of the busiest months for the Swedish Royal Family. Nevertheless, they always make room in their agenda to celebrate Christmas together as a family. The Swedish Royal Family has a packed schedule during the month of December: the Nobel Prize Celebrations, the formal gathering of the Swedish Academy, St. Lucia, etc. At the end of the month, however, they clear their schedules to…
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Sweden

Queen Silvia kicks off Christmas celebrations

Christmas is fast approaching, and for the royals as well, this means an increase in the number of events that revolve around Christmas. In Sweden this week, Queen Silvia started Christmas with visiting the German ladies’ club in Stockholm. The German Ladies&#8217…
DenmarkFeatures

How Danish royals celebrate Christmas

The Danish Royal Family are some of the most open when it comes to details on how they celebrate the Christmas holidays. Ahead of the festive season, they always send out a press release about their Christmas plans. The Danish royals spend the holiday at Marselisborg…
The Netherlands

Princess Margriet reopens important World War II museum

Princess Margriet of the Netherlands has reopened an important historical museum in Amsterdam. The Dutch royal reopened the Dutch Resistance Museum on 1 December after a complete renovation took place on the permanent exhibit. The new features of the museum allow those with hearing and vision difficulties to learn about the Dutch resistance during the Second World War. Margriet was welcomed…
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Sweden

Swedish royals host important event for government

It is a tradition in Sweden that after each parliamentary election, the King invites the new members of parliament to a grand dinner at Stockholm Palace. On November 29th 2022, such a dinner was held after the Swedish people voted in their new members of parliament earlier this autumn. King Carl VXI Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, Prince Carl Philip and Princess…
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Luxembourg

Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume leads economic mission to South Korea

Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume of Luxembourg has led his country’s economic mission to South Korea. The royal was joined by the Minister of the Economy, Franz Fayot, and a business delegation of 87 people for the three-day visit beginning on 27 November. The short trip also celebrated 60 years of diplomatic relations between Luxembourg and South Korea. On the first day, the…
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