The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have arrived in a snow-covered Norway on the second leg of their Nordic tour.
William and Kate’s private chartered plane landed at an airforce base near Oslo.
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit braved the wintry conditions to greet the royal couple.
He will celebrate the next generation of businessmen and women based at MESH, a co-working space in Oslo.
Four innovative Norwegian start-ups will be highlighted during his visit – reMarkable, Play Magnus, No Isolation and Motitech – which all work towards tackling issues such as the environment and mental health and well-being in new and engaging ways.
The duke will also meet Magnus Carlsen, Norway’s chess world champion and Grandmaster, and take part in an interactive game of Kahoot!
But a trip to an airbase to see some of the fighter jets used by the country’s military was cancelled because of heavy snow.
A fantastic couple of days in Stockholm! Thank you to everyone who made The Duke and Duchess feel so welcome ?? #RoyalVisitSweden pic.twitter.com/LdawnNrbED
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) February 1, 2018
The couple briefly said goodbye to their Swedish hosts on the runway with Kate, who is around six months pregnant, keeping warm in a Catherine Walker coat and dress by Seraphine.
