Britain's King Charles III and Queen Camilla visit Wales, see pics

Britain's King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited the Senedd in Cardiff to mark the 25th anniversary of devolution in Wales on July 11. (Photo: Reuters)

The royal couple received a guard of honour from the Royal Welsh. A military band arrived along with soldiers for the guard of honour. (Photo: Reuters)

The King and Queen were greeted by primary school children from across Wales. A choir from the local primary school, Ysgol Treganna, sang the song "Safwn yn y Bwlch." Additionally, two poems written by Senedd staff member Aron Pritchard were read out. (Photo: AFP)

As she made her way through the Senedd, Welsh Labour Leader Vaughan Gething was seen chatting with Queen Camilla. (Photo: Reuters)

The King and Queen Camilla met various parliamentary leaders in Welsh. The King was seen speaking to Ms Jones, member of senate. (Photo: Reuters)

This is Charles' first visit to the Welsh Parliament since September 2022, when he received a motion of condolence following the death of the late Queen. (Photo: AFP)

The King and the Queen also spent a few minutes speaking with the crowd gathered on the Senedd steps. Both were seen waving their hands to the crowd. (Photo: Reuters)

In a speech delivered in Welsh, the King - formerly the Prince of Wales for 64 years expressed his love for Wales. He also thanked president officer Elin Jones in his opening remarks.This was his first address in Welsh as Monarch. (Photo: Reuters)

The Welsh parliament will expand from 60 to 96 members in the 2026 election, according to the Senedd Cymru Act, which officially passed into law on June 24, 2024. The law sets out plans to create a Welsh parliament that can better serve the people of Wales. (Photo: Reuters)

The King and the Queen Camilla departed the same day after meeting members of the Welsh parliament. (Photo: Reuters)