King Frederik and Queen Mary delight Flensburg with royal charm

King Frederik and Queen Mary delight Flensburg with royal charm

In a glamorous visit, Denmark's King Frederik X. and Queen Mary visited the Danish minority in Flensburg on Tuesday. The red carpet in the Flensborghus was rolled out when the royal couple arrived around 4 p.m. Over 50,000 people in the region identify as Danes, and many of them had come to catch a glimpse of their monarchs. The royal couple waved with a smile, shaken hands and took flowers and grapes towards the queen - a special gesture for the queen

The Danish Royals are on a trip to Germany, which is an important step towards deepening the relationship between Denmark and Germany. Accompanied by a full schedule, they also visited Berlin, where King Frederik delighted those present with a humorous speech in German. "There were a few great days who contributed to strengthening the close relationships," emphasized Queen Mary. The questions about the royal family and the Danish minority are of great importance in Flensburg, especially in view of the latest regulations at the border that affect the daily life of people. More information about this royal visit can be found here .