Munich can look forward to a very special visitor: Denmark's Queen Margrethe II is coming to the state for two days.
If you want to welcome them, you should keep this date.
A public reception will take place at Max-Joseph-Platz on November 12th.
Denmark's Queen is coming to Germany for a four-day state visit
Two visiting days are also planned in Munich in November
The State Chancellery welcomes you to Max-Josephs-Platz
It's been two years that Munich has
shone
in
royal splendor
: In May 2019, Britain's heir to the throne, Prince Charles, was in the city with his Camilla.
Now a royal visit is announced: Denmark's Queen Margrethe II is coming to the state capital on May 12th and 13th.
At her side: His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik!
Her visit to the Isar is part of a four-day state visit, which she and a large delegation initially take to the federal capital, Berlin.
Among other things, there are plans
to visit
the
Brandenburg Gate
.
After two days on the Spree, the Queen comes to Munich without her son.
Prime Minister Markus Söder invites you to the state banquet
Bavaria's Prime Minister
Markus Söder
and his State Chancellery will ensure a warm welcome there.
A red carpet reception is planned at Max-Joseph-Platz - just like the big welcome for Prince Charles two years ago, as clarified by a spokeswoman for the State Chancellery.
At that time, traditional groups and many citizens created a special backdrop.
If you want to be there when Queen Margrethe arrives in Munich, you can make a note of November 12th around 2 p.m. as an appointment.
In the evening the Royals are from Söder to the big
state banquet
invited to the resident.
How many guests will celebrate together with the Krone has not yet been determined.
According to the Danish Foreign Ministry, a visit to several Bavarian cultural institutions is planned for the last day of the visit.
