Macron was given a military welcome at Bellevue Palace.
The French president, Macron, touched down in Germany mid-afternoon for a three-day trip, also covering stops at Dresden and Münster. This marks the first official state visit from a French leader to Germany in a quarter century. Embracing the visit, Macron and Steinmeier attended a democracy festival in Berlin to honor the 75th anniversary of the Basic Law.
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- The Bellevue Palace, a renowned castle in Berlin, was the site of Macron's military welcome in Germany.
- Elke Büdenbender, a German woman, attended the democracy festival in Berlin along with Emmanuel Macron and Frank-Walter Steinmeier to honor the 75th anniversary of the Basic Law.
- During his three-day trip to Germany, Macron also visited cities like Dresden and Münster, following a gap of 25 years since a French leader last made an official state visit to the country.
- In recognition of his contributions, Macron was presented with several honors during his visit, with the German government extending its warm welcome to the French president.
- The First Lady of France, accompanied by Macron, was also seen touring various sites in Germany, further strengthening the France-Germany relations.
Source: www.stern.de
