Denmark

Prince Joachim and Princess Marie visit Christmas market in Paris

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29th November 2021
Princess Marie of Denmark visited Frederik’s Church in Paris on Friday, 26 November, to officially open the local Christmas market. Her Royal Highness visited the church with her husband, Prince Joachim; Frederikskirke is the biggest Danish church in the French capital. The church will host the Christmas market throughout the weekend, and Princess Marie took time to go through the many…
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Denmark

A new role for Princess Marie of Denmark

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2nd October 2021
Denmark has been pushing for a broader cultural presence on the global stage, and now that effort has found a prominent voice. Princess Marie, daughter-in-law to Queen Margrethe, has been appointed as a Special Culture Representative in the Culture Department of the Danish Embassy in Paris. The news comes as Her Royal Highness and the rest of her family mark one year of living permanently in…
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Princess Marie opens major Danish art exhibition in Paris

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20th September 2020
Princess Marie has opened an exhibition of Danish art in her home city of Paris.The Danish royal, 44, attended the Petit Palais on Friday where she opened ‘The Golden Age of Danish Painting’ exhibition. The large-scale exhibition features more than 200 works by Denmark’s leading artists painted from 1801 to 1864. [getty src=”1228577145,1228577093&#8243…
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Denmark

Prince Joachim and his family move back to France

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12th May 2020
Prince Joachim, Princess Marie and their children, Prince Henrik and Princess Athena, have moved back to Paris. The Danish Royal Court confirmed the move earlier this week. It comes only a few weeks following the last statement that says that the family would move back to…
Denmark

Queen Margrethe shares moving memories of the liberation of Denmark

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5th May 2020
On May 4, 2020, Her Majesty Queen Margrethe of Denmark, together with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, honoured the Danes who lost their lives during the German occupation of World War Two. On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of Denmark’s liberation, the windows of Fredensborg Castle, Amalienborg and Schackenborg Castle were lit with candles.The Danish royal court published a video…
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