Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece celebrates with Ludwig Prinz of Bavaria in Munich

Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece celebrates with Ludwig Prinz of Bavaria in Munich

Spatenhaus an der Oper, 80331 München, Deutschland - In the Bavarian capital of Munich, a meeting of royal character recently took place. Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece and his son, Prince Achilleas-Andreas, visited the city to spend a few relaxing days after the wedding of Princess Theodora, Pavlos' sister. This wedding took place on September 28th in Athens and was initially moved twice.

The father-son team, which also included the Oktoberfest into its travel plans, not only enjoyed the Maybayerian flair, but also had several official appointments in the city, including a meeting with Ludwig Prinz of Bavaria.

encounter in the Munich inn

on Instagram presented the illustrious round, which gathered in the spatial house at the opera. You can see happy pictures by Pavlos and Achi next to Ludwig Prinz of Bavaria. The Wittelsbacher, whose family has a long tradition in Bavaria, led the two through Munich's cultural treasures and hosted them with a cozy dinner, in which the Munich Consul General also took part in Konstantinos Kodella.

This gathering shows the friendly relationships between the Greek and the Bavarian monarchy. Ludwig Prinz of Bavaria, who only became a father in August, was probably also allowed to share some pictures of his newborn son with Pavlos, who has a significant family with five adult children, including those from the Danish royal family.

a royal meeting with tradition

Pavlos of Greece, which comes from the Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg house, was officially crown prince until the Greek monarchy was abolished in 1973. Due to his Danish roots, he is now entitled "His royal highness Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece, Prince of Denmark". These connections to Germany are confusing the traditions of both royal houses.

Prince Achilleas-Andreas, who may have collected inspiration for future wedding plans at the Bavarian prince, experienced a cozy mix of Bavarian hospitality and royal way of life. Traditionally, Greek royals marry in the cathedral "Mariä Annunciation" in Athens, a sign of the deeply rooted customs care of her family.

While Ludwig recently ventured into fatherhood with his wife Sophie-Alexandra, Pavlos already brings a lot of experience in raising his sons. This is particularly interesting for the younger Ludwig in order to get advice on the challenges of fatherhood.

Overall, this visit illustrates the warm international relationships between different royal families and emphasizes the traditionally friendly gang, which are strengthened by such personal encounters. Further details and beautiful impressions of the visit can be found in detail on Instagram, where photos of the festivities and the happy round have also been shared loud www.merkur.de .