Queen Mary of Denmark Embarks on Brazil Visit, Exploring Manaus and the Amazon Museum
Queen Mary of Denmark has begun her four-day official visit to Brazil, starting in Manaus, famous for its high crime rates. During her trip, she visited the Amazon Museum MUSA and the historic Teatro Amazonas, showcasing her signature elegance in a stylish coat dress. This visit follows her attendance at the Danish parliament opening with her husband, King Frederik.
Queen Mary of Denmark commenced her official four-day visit to Brazil with engagements in Manaus, a city noted for its challenging environment. During her trip, she elegantly visited the Amazon Museum MUSA and the Teatro Amazonas, showcasing her style and commitment to cultural interests.
Queen Mary's engagements in Manaus
The 52-year-old Queen Mary began her Brazilian itinerary in Manaus, recognized for its reputation as one of the most dangerous cities globally. Undeterred, she visited the Amazon Museum MUSA located in the Adolpho Ducke forest reserve, reflecting her dedication to understanding the region's culture and history. Following her museum visit, Queen Mary toured the historic Teatro Amazonas, further immersing herself in Brazilian heritage during her official visit.
The royal family's recent activities in Denmark
Prior to her trip to Brazil, Queen Mary participated in the state opening of the Danish parliament alongside her husband, King Frederik, and his aunt, Princess Benedikte. The royal couple adhered to protocol by sitting apart at the event held at Christiansborg in Copenhagen. Queen Mary made a fashion statement, wearing a stylish coat dress belted at the waist, complemented by a matching hat and brooch while holding a bouquet of pink flowers.
Details about the Danish royal family’s presence at the parliament
King Frederik and Princess Benedikte, 80, also showcased their royal fashion sense as they attended the parliamentary opening. King Frederik donned a three-piece navy suit with a pale blue shirt and bronze tie, while Princess Benedikte favored a cream tweed skirt suit paired with a sky-blue hat and matching scarf. Despite an empty seat between them, the couple was seen leaning in to converse, highlighting their familial connection during the formal proceedings. The family was notably joined by the Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, adding political significance to the event.
Health update on Queen Margrethe
Queen Margrethe II, who recently underwent hospitalization due to a fall, was unable to attend the parliamentary event but remains in good spirits, as confirmed by family members. At 84, she has decided to abdicate, marking the end of her reign of 52 years, becoming the second-longest serving Danish monarch. As the Danish royal family gathered for the parliamentary opening, Prime Minister Frederiksen was accompanied by her husband, Bo Tengberg. Dressed in a dark pink trouser suit, she presented an approachable image with her natural makeup and a warm smile.
