Queen Margrethe of Denmark made a visit to the Faroe Islands aboard the Royal Yacht Dannebrog in her capacity as the Queen of the North Atlantic Islands. Yesterday, Tórshavn was the first place visited by the Queen in the Faroe Islands. The day began with an official reception and a visit to the government buildings in the old town of Tinganes. Afterwards, the Queen visited the Lagting and the City Stairs.
Thereafter, the Queen visited the new school Skúlan á Fløtum and the old maritime center Sjóvinnuhúsið, which functions as a university and entrepreneurial center. In the evening, Lagmanden hosted a gala dinner in Nordens Hus, where the Queen gave a speech.
She looks incredible in that traditional outfit. It suits her down to a tee.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree!
DeleteJudy
I'm enjoying the beautiful traditional costumes of everyone - women and men. There seems to be a heirarchy of colour combinations (black with red/burgundy looking more formal, etc.) but they all look very nice. Lots of handwork and embroidery too.
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The royal yacht is not a part of the visit, as it had a engine breakdown and had to be towed back to Denmark. The queen arrived by plane and stays at a hotel.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that. Let's hope they can fix it. It's a nice way to travel for the Danish royal family.
DeleteAlways great to see the queen in traditional clothing.
C.
The Queen looks beautiful and her escort is quite handsome. Great photos - thanks!
ReplyDeleteAll of these traditional dresses are just stunningly beautiful! Queen M looks wonderful in hers and her smile is worth a million!
ReplyDeleteI really like this beautiful, traditional outfit on the Queen. She looks very healthy and happy in these photos.
ReplyDeleteThese traditional outfits are lively. Mary I
ReplyDeleteQueen's outfit is really tradionally cool. Wish she would visit the dentist and get the smoke stains off her teeth, she would look so much better, her smile would be so lovely with cleaner looking teeth. jj
ReplyDeleteToutes magnifiques ces tenues traditionnelles sur lesquelles nous pouvons remarquer tous les travaux de couture et broderie effectués !
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