On Tuesday, King Frederik and Queen Mary spent their fourth day in Australia, attending engagements in Melbourne.
On Tuesday, King Frederik and Queen Mary spent their fourth day in Australia, attending engagements in Melbourne.
On Tuesday, the Princess of Wales attended the 1st Battalion Irish Guards’ St Patrick’s Day Parade at Wellington Barracks in London.
On Tuesday, King Felipe and Queen Letizia attended engagements in Madrid and Jaén.
On Tuesday, Princess Madeleine attended the "Hela Spektrat" seminar on autism hosted by Min Stora Dag.
On Tuesday, Grand Duchess Stéphanie visited the exhibition hosted by Doctors Without Borders Luxembourg to mark their 40th anniversary.
On Monday, Crown Princess Victoria started a four-day visit to Texas and Virginia in the United States.
On Monday, King Frederik and Queen Mary spent their third day in Australia, attending engagements in Canberra.
On Monday, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene attended the 2026 Michelin Guide Award Winners Ceremony in Monaco.
On Sunday, King Frederik and Queen Mary spent their second day in Australia.
On Saturday, King Harald, Queen Sonja, and Crown Prince Haakon attended the Holmenkollen Ski Festival.
This weekend, King Frederik and Queen Mary started a week-long State Visit to Australia.
On Friday, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene attended the Provale Solidarité charity gala in Paris.
On Friday, Queen Mathilde visited the "Bellezza e Bruttezza" exhibition at the Centre for Fine Arts (Bozar) in Brussels.
On Thursday, the Prince and Princess of Wales attended several engagements in London.
On Thursday, the Duchess of Sussex visited Children’s Hospital Los Angeles as part of their Make March Matter campaign.
On Thursday, the Duchess of Edinburgh attended the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in New York City.
On Thursday, Queen Letizia attended the closing ceremony of the third edition of the Master's Degree in Continuing Education in International Reporting of the University of Alcala.
On Thursday, Queen Maxima christened the research vessel Anna Weber-van Bosse of the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research.