Luxembourg

Grand Duchess and Hereditary Grand Duke's offices added to Grand Ducal Palace tour in Luxembourg

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16th July 2021
It’s summertime, and for royal enthusiasts, that means the chance of visiting royal palaces. While during the year royal palaces are mostly or entirely closed to the public because of the work royals carry out inside, the summer is a chance for visitors to enjoy the best architecture and the most exquisite decor in the country.  This will be true for anyone visiting Luxembourg between the…
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Spain

Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía undertake first joint engagement without parents

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15th July 2021
On Wednesday, the Princess of Asturias and her sister, Infanta Sofía, had their first joint engagement without the King and Queen. The event was supposed to take place on the 5th of June, but bad weather delayed the event. The royal sisters planted trees in the natural reserve of Hayedo de Montejo, Madrid, accompanied by about 35 other teenagers, mainly between the ages of 14 and…
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DenmarkInsight

Queen Margrethe and the Faroe Islands

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14th July 2021
Later this week, Queen Margrethe will visit the Faroe Islands aboard the Royal Yacht Dannebrog in her role as queen of the North Atlantic islands. Ahead of her visit, let’s take a look at Queen Margrethe’s history with the Faroe Islands. It was officially confirmed in…
The Netherlands

Dutch monarch concerned about violence against journalists

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14th July 2021
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands has expressed concern about the increasing amount of violence and aggression toward journalists. He made the remarks while visiting Dutch paper Brabants Dagblad on Tuesday. The King said that he was not sure what needed to be done: “I’m not an expert. I like to leave that to the experts.” The photographers for the magazine shared…
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Spain

King Felipe swears in new ministers in government shakeup

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12th July 2021
After a weekend filled with sports events, Europe woke up on Monday with institutional tasks left to do.  First up was King Felipe – the Spanish monarch presided bright and early the swearing-in of 12 new ministers of the government.  After 16 months in a deep economic recession due to the sudden crisis the world faced, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez decided to make some…
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