On Tuesday, Queen Mathilde visited the Khorós exhibition at the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels.
On Monday, King Carl Gustaf and Crown Princess Victoria hosted a reception for Swedish honorary consuls active in Asia and Oceania at the Royal Palace.
On Monday, King Frederik celebrated his 57th birthday at Amalienborg. He was joined by Queen Mary, their children, and Queen Margrethe.
On Monday, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde attended the first final session of the Queen Elizabeth Competition - Piano 2024.
On Sunday, the Monégasque Princely Family attended the Monaco F1 Grand Prix in Monte-Carlo.
On Sunday, the Grand Ducal Family took part in the celebrations marking the closing of the Octave. The Octave is the Protector of Luxembourg and she is celebrated for two weeks each year.
This week, several members of the Monégasque Princely Family attended Monaco F1 Grand Prix events ahead of Sunday’s race.
On Saturday, Infanta Sofia and Princess Ariane attended the traditional Leavers Celebration marking their graduation following their International Baccalaureate studies at the UWC College in Wales and in Italy respectively.
On Friday, King Carl Gustaf and Crown Princess Victoria attended an Information Council at the Palace.
On Friday, Crown Princess Mette-Marit attended the launch of the anthology book of the Norwegian Children's Book Institute.
On Thursday, Crown Princess Victoria planted a tree on Royal Djurgården in Stockholm as her coronation gift to King Charles.
On Thursday, Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie visited the Révélations Biennial in Paris, France.
On Thursday, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh spent the second day in the Inner Hebrides in Scotland.
On Thursday, Queen Sonja toured the Moon Bag exhibition as part of the 73rd Bergen International Festival.
On Thursday, the Prince and Princess of Wales attended the naming ceremony of HMS Glasgow at the BAE Systems shipyard in Scotstoun.
On Thursday, King Frederik and Queen Mary attended a dinner hosted in connection with the general assembly of BusinessEurope Council of Presidents.
On Thursday, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Oscar marked International Day for Biological Diversity. They visited Södra Djurgården in Stockholm to look for birds and other animals.
On Thursday, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa visited the Fraen an Nout Center in Esch-sur-Alzette.
On Thursday, Queen Margrethe received the Bible Society's Prize 2025 at Fredensborg Castle.
