Norway Says Farewell to King Harald | UK News
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Norway bids farewell to its longest-reigning monarch, King Harald V, who died at 89 after 35 years on the throne—making him Europe’s oldest reigning king. His son, King Haakon VIII, has already sworn in as heir. Global dignitaries, including Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia, arrived in Oslo for the solemn funeral, opting for shared transport in a quiet nod to sustainability. Crowds lined up for hours to pay respects at the palace, underscoring the deep public affection for the beloved monarch. The procession will carry his coffin from the palace to Oslo Cathedral, followed by eulogies from Norway’s top officials and a candle-lighting ceremony. Afterward, he’ll be laid to rest privately at Akershus Castle, closing a chapter for a nation whose monarchy traces back to the 9th century. Though Norway’s monarchy holds no political power today, it remains a cherished symbol of national unity and global representation.
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