The Queen Although lands until the evening in Berlin – in the capital but bring itself during the day everyone in position. The fact that the British Queen Berliners will gladly be close, but would not.
18.03 Clock: Final preparations for the visit the Queen took all those involved on Tuesday in Berlin. “The challenge is to bring the wishes of the Queen to close the Berlin population with the security requirements in line”, said the head of traffic police and head of operations at the Queen’s visit, Mark van Stegen. The monarch was the evening with her husband Prince Philip arrive in the capital.
With up to 1 450 police officers to make a successful visit by its own account, the Berlin police. British bodyguards and the Federal Criminal Police Office are responsible for the immediate protection of the couple.
After arrival at the airport, the queen is expected to make their way to the Adlon, where they will reside, according to the embassy. The hotel called the room where she sleeps after, shortly before the visit even in Royal Suite.
17.30 Clock: until the return flight on Friday, the pair will be mainly in Berlin on the way, but it also visited Frankfurt and the former concentration camp Bergen-Belsen. Has officially invited German President Joachim Gauck, the queen with him on Wednesday and their first date.
What they will give him, the British ambassador Sir Simon McDonald told in advance: a book from Prussian times – the “letters of a deceased person” by Prince Hermann von Pückler-Muskau from the 19th century.
On Wednesday holds the British Museum director and founding artistic director designate of the Berlin Palace, Neil MacGregor, the Queen’s Lecture at the Technical University. In the lecture series in honor of the Queen of Germany connoisseur talks about things that connect the Germans with Britain.
17.00 Clock: On the second day of the visit, the ambassador announced, will the Queen in Frankfurt am Main in warm weather walk from the cathedral to the Römer. Also on the balcony of the town hall, they’ll show up.
The third and final day of the visit begins with a walk at the Pariser Platz in Berlin. Through the Brandenburg Gate near the queen will go by car – well, because they do not want to go long distances on foot with its almost 90 years.
In her hat she could while wearing German jewelery: The owner of a artificial flowers manufactory from Saxony supplies the royal hatters by its own account for years with fabric flowers and feathers – but the Queen herself is expected of course, hardly noticed.
The visit program Overview
The arrival of the Queen and the other visiting days can be seen in the First live.
- Tuesday, June 23, 18.50 Clock: “The Queen in Germany – Day 1″ – The British monarch arrives at Berlin Tegel airport and is received with 21 gun salute
- Wednesday, June 24 10.05 Clock: “The Queen in Germany – Day 2″: Joachim Gauck receives the Queen at Schloss Bellevue
- Thursday, June 25, 18.10 Clock: “The Queen in Germany – Day 3: The evening” -. The British Embassy garden party in honor of the Queen takes place
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Friday, June 26, 09.55 Clock: “The Queen in Germany – Day 4″ – Before her departure from Berlin, Elizabeth II will show in the morning with her husband Philip at the Brandenburg Gate. and go on the Pariser Platz.
The ZDF picks this week visiting the English Queen with two “ZDF special” broadcasts and a live report in “Today – in Europe” on
- Wednesday, June 24, 16 clock. “today – in Europe” live from Berlin
- Wednesday, June 24, 19.25 clock: “The Queen in Germany – Welcome, Your Majesty,” – In the morning and afternoon, the Queen meets with German President Gauck and Chancellor Merkel. In the evening there will be festive. The Queen enters the Bellevue Palace for a state dinner – access roads and parade included
- Friday, June 26, 12:05 to 13 clock: “ZDF special :. The Queen in Germany – visit to Bergen-Belsen “- During her visit the concentration camp Bergen Belsen, the Queen will meet among others with concentration camp survivors, and with British soldiers who were at this exemption
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