Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco were recently spotted in Venice. Tour Leader Treviso encountered the royal couple at the Venezia Santa Lucia train station on May 28. The tour guide company, which offers tours in Treviso, shared a snapshot of the Prince and his wife posing for a photo at the station. "Here we are. today, May 28th 2025, at Santa Lucia train station in Venice, there had been not one, but two very special guests. Did you recognize them?" the image was captioned.
The Tour Leader Treviso Instagram account also posted additional photos of Charlene and Albert signing autographs. "Here we are, today in Venice, at Santa Lucia train station, we had got 2 very special guests: HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco and his wife Charlene Wittstock. They were at train station, ready to get on a train at the end of their Venitian holiday. As you can see, they looked amazing, but above all, they have been really nice, polite and respectful with everybody," the caption reads. "At the station, they took some time to share moments with journalists and paparazzi, and they took some pics and signed some pics. That’s the real majesty! Thanks Prince, thanks Princess! See you next time in Venice!"
Responding to one Instagram user, Tour Leader Treviso revealed that the royals took some photos a few moments before "they got on board of the train," adding, "People asked them, and they were pleased to share some moments. No stress for anybody."
Charlene was photographed looking pretty in pink wearing a long-sleeve Erdem dress. Meanwhile, Albert sported a suit and tie. The sighting of the couple in Italy came days after their appearance at the Monaco Grand Prix. Albert and Charlene attended the Formula 1 race on May 25 at the Circuit de Monaco. The Princess commanded attention in a head-to-toe red look for the outing.
Prince Albert and Charlene, who wed in July of 2011, will celebrate 14 years of marriage next month. In 2014, the couple welcomed their twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella. Last month it was revealed that the 10 year olds had received their First Communion. The Prince's Palace of Monaco marked the milestone with photos of the twins, including one of them with their proud parents. Alongside the pictures, the palace wrote: "On this day of First Communion, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Hereditary Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella who received this sacrament with faith and reverence."