All in Queen Silvia
On Friday, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia presented Royal Orders of Knighthood and met the President of Ukraine
On Thursday, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia hosted a lunch for the President of Austria at the Royal Palace.
On Tuesday evening, King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Carl Philip, and Princess Sofia attended the 2024 Polar Music Prize Ceremony in Stockholm.
On Friday evening, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia attended the 100th anniversary of the Sweden-Finland Association at the Vasa Museum.
This week, Queen Silvia was in Bangkok, Thailand, with the World Childhood Foundation.
On Tuesday, King Frederik and Queen Mary spent their second day in Denmark.
On Monday, King Frederik and Queen Mary started a two-day State Visit to Sweden.
On Tuesday, King Carl XVI Gustaf celebrated his 78th Birthday with his family at the Royal Palace Courtyard in Stockholm.
On Wednesday, the President and First Lady of Finland spent their last day in Sweden attending engagements in Gothenburg with King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia.
On Tuesday, the President and the First Lady of Iceland started a two-day State Visit to Sweden.
On Monday, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia celebrated the 400th anniversary of the city of Sala.
On Friday evening, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia attended the Royal Academy of Sciences' festive gathering in Stockholm.
On Wednesday, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia attended the premiere of Jacob Mühlrad's Clarinet Concerto.
On Tuesday, Queen Silvia bought the first May Flower of the year, per tradition. Since 1907, the May Flower has been sold to make a difference for children and young people in vulnerable situations and Queen Silvia’s purchase marks the official start of the sale in Sweden.
On Monday, King Carl-Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, and Prince Daniel hosted a diplomatic reception for ambassadors from Chile, Iceland, Moldova, Thailand, and Austria, as well as the nuncio of the Holy See.
On Wednesday, Queen Silvia presented the 24 scholarships from King Gustaf V's and Queen Victoria's Masonic Foundation for research for the elderly.
