01of 12NIEBOER/PICTURE PRESS EUR/SIPA/REX/ShutterstockThe Danish royal family arrived in style for the start of their four-day visit to the Faroe islands, an archipelago located between Norway and Iceland, on Thursday.
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The Danish royal family arrived in style for the start of their four-day visit to the Faroe islands, an archipelago located between Norway and Iceland, on Thursday.
02of 12Tim Rooke/REX/ShutterstockCrown Princess Maryand her daughter Princess Isabella joined the brood in sporting traditional Faroe costume, including black capes and embroidered bonnets.
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Crown Princess Maryand her daughter Princess Isabella joined the brood in sporting traditional Faroe costume, including black capes and embroidered bonnets.
03of 12Tim Rooke/REX/ShutterstockThe boys — Crown Prince Frederik and sons Prince Christian and Prince Vincent — also got some cool clothing: Waistcoats with blue stockings and floppy hats.
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The boys — Crown Prince Frederik and sons Prince Christian and Prince Vincent — also got some cool clothing: Waistcoats with blue stockings and floppy hats.
04of 12Tim Rooke/REX/ShutterstockPrincess Josephine, 7, and Princess Isabella, 11, had some fun perfecting their royal waves as they arrived on a boat from their home in Copenhagen.
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Princess Josephine, 7, and Princess Isabella, 11, had some fun perfecting their royal waves as they arrived on a boat from their home in Copenhagen.
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06of 12Tim Rooke/REX/ShutterstockThe family greeted well-wishers as they approached the shore.
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The family greeted well-wishers as they approached the shore.
07of 12IBL/REX/ShutterstockSwedish royals were also out and about on Thursday!Prince Carl Philipand his wifePrincess Sofiajoined 2-year-old sonPrince Alexander(who proved to already be a pro at waving to the cameras!) to the Nynas Nature Reserve in Gisesjon, Sweden, where a scenic lookout and a path were dedicated in the young child’s honor.
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Swedish royals were also out and about on Thursday!Prince Carl Philipand his wifePrincess Sofiajoined 2-year-old sonPrince Alexander(who proved to already be a pro at waving to the cameras!) to the Nynas Nature Reserve in Gisesjon, Sweden, where a scenic lookout and a path were dedicated in the young child’s honor.
08of 12Princess Sofia, Prince Alexander and Prince Carl Philip in 2018.IBL/REX/ShutterstockThe family (minusPrince Gabriel, who turns 1 on August 31) embarked on a horse-drawn carriage ride through the preserve, with Prince Alexander taking in the views from in between his parents.
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Princess Sofia, Prince Alexander and Prince Carl Philip in 2018.IBL/REX/Shutterstock
The family (minusPrince Gabriel, who turns 1 on August 31) embarked on a horse-drawn carriage ride through the preserve, with Prince Alexander taking in the views from in between his parents.
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10of 12Michael Campanella/GettyAlexander was all smiles in the arms of Princess Sofia, who gave her son a lift to get a better look at the horse.
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Alexander was all smiles in the arms of Princess Sofia, who gave her son a lift to get a better look at the horse.
11of 12Michael Campanella/GettyPrince Carl Philip held the young prince while Sofia pointed at something at the nature preserve.
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Prince Carl Philip held the young prince while Sofia pointed at something at the nature preserve.
12of 12Prince Alexander in 2018.Michael Campanella/GettyAnd for the biggest duty of all: Prince Alexander assisted in breaking the green ribbon to officially open the viewpoint, which is now open to the public.
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Prince Alexander in 2018.Michael Campanella/Getty
And for the biggest duty of all: Prince Alexander assisted in breaking the green ribbon to officially open the viewpoint, which is now open to the public.
source: people.com
