US EditionCharles and Camilla visit tomb of Dante, Italy's greatest poet
- King Charles and Queen Camilla concluded a four-day state visit to Italy on Thursday.
- The royal visit included stops at Ravenna's mosaics and Dante Alighieri's tomb.
- They visited the Basilica di San Vitale, viewing the 5th and 6th-century mosaics, and met with well-wishers.
- Paola Bonifazzi, who traveled from Milan, stated, "I love the royal family and I love King Charles."
- Before leaving Italy, the couple planned to visit a market and meet farmers impacted by recent floods.
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Royal video diary: Cameron Walker reflects on the King and Queen's historic visit to Italy
GB News Royal Correspondent Cameron Walker shares his video diary exclusively with GBN members with behind the scenes access to King Charles and Queen Camilla's visit to Italy.On the final day of the trip, Cameron travelled to Ravenna and reflected on the many highlights of the historic visit for the King and Queen.For the full video diary - click above.
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Daily Journal
Charles and Camilla visit tomb of Dante, Italy's greatest poet
King Charles III and Queen Camilla capped a state visit to Italy on Thursday with a visit to Dante's tomb and world-famous mosaics in Ravenna, the day after a surprise meeting with Pope Francis.
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