Crown Princess Victoria is celebrated in Solliden on Öland

Today, the Crown Princess celebrates her 41st day in Solliden, Öland.

At five o'clock in the morning, the first visitor was in place outside the castle. Inger Olsson, 63, hoping to get the crown in hand

– If you bet, you really have to bet. According to Inger Olsson, he should be the first to have a good place and see the princess.

At five o'clock in the morning, Osby's Inger Olsson stood outside the gates of Solliden Castle. To ensure a good place, she had driven to Osby's one-night time

– that's one thing I thought I'd do at least once in her life. I hope to see the Crown Princess and maybe even take care of it, "says Inger Olsson

The Crown Princess traditionally celebrates his birthday in Solliden with the King family. At 2:00 pm on Saturday, they will get up on the stairs and will receive the homage of the people. The event attracts hundreds of people to the castle and many bring gifts to Victoria.

Inger Olsson brought a big flood cake. She chose this because Prince Oscar is the Duke of Skåne

– I think the royal family is a good representation for Sweden. It is good that they are neutral. They show us our beautiful and beautiful Sweden, she says.

"So nice dresses"

9-year-old Ida Karlsson of Halmstad is with her 63-year-old grandmother Lisbeth Johansson to see the Crown Princess. They had been cooking since seven in the morning.

– I have enjoyed the Crown Princess since I saw Victoria's wedding. It was such beautiful dresses, says Ida Karlsson.

The highlight of the day is when the royal family comes out on the lawn outside the castle and greets people. In previous years, the royal family spent several hours walking along the fence and talking to visitors.

– I bring them flowers. Then I have three bracelets and a card. The bracelets are for Victoria, Estelle and Oscar, says Ida Karlsson

The celebration continues on the intellectual property of Borgholm. There, the royal princess celebrates with artists Alexander Rybak, Peter Jöback and Jessica Andersson. During the evening, Victoria's cross-country skier Stina Nilsson will receive her award this year.

July 14 2018 12:32