There’s a lot of movement with royals these days. Right now, the heir to the Swedish throne is touring Scania, located in the southern most part of Sweden. 
She arrived by boat early this morning, and immediately got down to business.
“She has expressed a desire to experience and learn more about this part of Scania in peace and quiet, and nature is one of her great interests. She wanted to see the Water Nation, “says Caroline Hansson, information manager at the County Administrative Board of Scania.
The first thing on Victoria’s agenda was to take a raft tour through Scania. She was accompanied by Sven-Erik Magnusson, who found the Crown Princess to be very pleasant.
“Egeside is the former hay land that has been growing again, and now is a totally awesome marshland with wild boar and elk,” he said.
“The Crown Princess was fascinated by the existence of such a wilderness-like landscape in such a densely populated area in Scania. She said that the king had been here and that the Water Kingdom had made great impression on him.”
Later, after lunch, Victoria went to an exhibition dedicated to the ancient Roman ruins of Pompeii, in Calamba
She then met with 15 young Swedish entrepreneurs at Turning Torso.
Tomorrow, at the completion of her visit, the crown princess will be made an Honorary Member of Alnarp Park Friends.
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