The Earl and Countess of Wessex visit Czech Republic

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The Prince and his wife were invited by the Czech branch of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Foundation and the British Embassy in Prague. {Source}

March 12 (Day 1)

 After their arrival in Prauge, the Prince & Countess met with the president and 1st lady of Czech Republic {Photos}

March 13 (Day 2)

 The Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex & his wife, Sophie, The Countess of Wessex attended a formal gala dinner at the Martinicky Palace, hosted by the BBC in order to raise funds for the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Foundation {Source}{Source}. They also attended a rehearsal of the play A King's Speech {Photos}, attended a fashion show at the British Embassy in Prauge {Photo}. Prince Edward also distributed certificates to The Duke of Edinburgh Award Winners {Photo}{Source} {Photos}


March 14 (Day 3)

The Prince Edward, The Earl of Wessex & Sophie, The Countess of Wessex visited the Jedlicka Institute for disabled children. During their visit, which was to celebrate the school's 100th anniversary, the youngest child of the Queen {Source}. They also paid a visit to the Czech British School {Source}.

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