Queen’s Paradise in Brazil – Family Farm

Queen Silvia combines interest and pleasure during a trip to Brazil. After a charitable holiday with King Carl Gustaf, now is the time to act. Together with Princess Madeleine, who will arrive in Brazil in the coming days, she will carry out a three-day program with the World Childhood Foundation starting Monday.

The Crown Prince’s family also spent their study holiday in Brazil. However, Victoria, Daniel, Estelle and Oscar miss the reunion. When Princess Madeleine arrived in Brazil, they had already left the country.

– Then she came home, and then the autumn vacation was over, says Margarita Turgen.

Special Autumn Vacation for Victoria and Daniel in Sao Paulo

The court is often very secretive about what members of the royal family do on their private travels. But when Victoria, Daniel and the children visited Brazil in 2018 during the fall break, they reportedly stayed in the Queen’s hometown of Sao Paulo. They also took the opportunity to visit the Swedish consulate, an order that was subsequently confirmed by the court.

– We were honored to receive Crown Princess Victoria and her family, the Consulate wrote on its social networking sites at the time.

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Second home for Queen Silvia

When the Queen was three years old, she moved from Germany to her mother’s homeland, Brazil. The family lived in São Paulo between 1947 and 1957. Queen Silvia still enjoys strong ties to Brazil and the royal family often visits the country.

Among other things, Silvia returned to the family farm Fazenda Cafezal, two hours outside São Paulo. Today, Grand Ranch is an organic coffee farm. There are several swimming pools, party room and beautiful surroundings.

Foreign DN reporter Henrik Brandão Jönsson visited the farm in 2003. In text in dn He then described the stately home from the turn of the century and spoke of the many family memories that still remain. Among other things, there were pictures of Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine at the home’s swimming pool.

– Come often. Lately, she comes almost every year, Sylvia’s relative who ran the coffee plantation told Henrik Brandau-Johnson at the time.

The Queen still calls Brazil her home – usually saying herself that she has a “Brazilian heart, a German mind and a Swedish soul”.

The court’s chief information officer, Margarita Turgren, said earlier that the Queen’s commitment to childhood issues and the regulation of childhood means she visits Brazil frequently, and it is clearly a special destination for her.

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