On Wednesday, Grand Duchess Stéphanie attended the opening of the "PLURI.ELLES – A Journey Through Time" exhibition at the Post Office in Luxembourg.
On Wednesday, the Duchess of Edinburgh hosted a reception as Global Ambassador of the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness at St James’ Palace.
On Wednesday, Queen Letizia visited the funeral chapel for Fernando Onega at the Casa de Galicia in Madrid to pay tribute to the journalist who passed away yesterday at 78.
On Wednesday, Queen Sofia inaugurated the exhibition "The Flag that came from the sea. The colors that identify us" at the Naval Museum in Madrid.
On Tuesday, Queen Letizia attended an event hosted by the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases (FEDER) to mark World Rare Diseases Day in Castellon de la Plana.
On Tuesday, the Duchess of Edinburgh attended several engagements in Northern Ireland.
On Monday, Queen Sofia inaugurated the “Picasso. Biblical Roots” exhibition at Burgos Cathedral.
On Monday, Prince Oscar celebrated his 10th birthday and new official photos were released to mark the day.
This past week, Crown Princess Marie-Chantal visited Rwanda in her role as Co-Chair of USA for UNHCR’s Building Better Futures campaign.
On Sunday, the Prince and Princess of Wales delivered a message in Welsh to mark St David’s Day.
On Thursday, the Prince and Princess of Wales visited Powys, Wales, ahead of St David’s Day.
On Thursday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent their second day in Jordan with the World Health Organization.
On Thursday, the Duchess of Edinburgh spent her last day in Kenya, attending engagements in Wajir County.
On Thursday, Queen Maxima visited the Takecarebnb Foundation in Amsterdam, one of the winners of an Appeltje van Oranje 2025 grant from the Oranje Fonds.
On Wednesday, Grand Duchess Stéphanie met with the President and Directors of ALAN Maladies rares Luxembourg
On Wednesday, the Duchess of Edinburgh spent her second day in Kenya.
On Wednesday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex started a two-day visit to Jordan with the World Health Organization.
On Wednesday, Queen Mary marked the 30th anniversary of the Danish Psychiatric Foundation of which she is Patron since 2005.
