Crown Prince Haakon & Crown Princess Mette-Marit Of Norway Stop At Høytorp Fort & Indre Ostold On Day 1 Of Their Trip To The Viken Region — Pics
Crown Prince Haakon & Crown Princess Mette-Marit visited the Viken Region in Norway. See photos!
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway looked like they had a great time while visiting Høytorp Fort & Indre Ostold. The couple just arrived to the Viken Region on September 28.
The blonde beauty donned a black coat and a patterned skirt, while her husband wore a blue suit.
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"Crown Princess Mette-Marit and Crown Prince Haakon arriving in Indre Østfold earlier today. This was their first stop on their county visit to Viken," an Instagram caption read.
The two waved to the crowd as they arrived at their destination.
Snuggle time! The pair cozied up during a moment of rest.
Of course, people loved seeing the duo out and about!
One person wrote, "Great crown prince couple, on tour??," while another added, "How wonderful! I love the way they go out amongst their country folk!??."
"'We have been through a very special time, so it is extra fun that we can gather like this now,' said Crown Prince Haakon when he and Crown Princess Mette-Marit began this year's county trip with a folk festival in Indre Østfold," a note on the couple's Instagram page read.
"During the visit, the Crown Prince and Crown Princess met young and old, [listened to] speeches, [heard] music and [ate] good food at Høytorp fort. The Crown Prince was also allowed to join the 10th grade at Trøgstad ungdomsskole and walk a small part of the old refugee route," another note said.
Playing with some tots! The princess bent down to talk to some of the kids.
"Finally, the Crown Prince also stopped by Askim fruit and berry press where he had apples from Skaugum," another message said. Yum!
"The visit to Indre Østfold is the first stop on the trip which tomorrow continues to Våler and Moss and ends on Thursday in Fredrikstad," another message said.
