Princesses Olympia and Talita von Furstenberg's trip to Japan is definition of family vacation goals
A family that travels together, stays together. Royal cousins Princesses Olympia of Greece and Talita von Fürstenberg embarked on a trip abroad this summer visiting Japan. While in East Asia, where they holidayed in Kyoto and Tokyo, the pair dined on local cuisine, visited a bamboo forest, rode on a rickshaw through a Japanese jungle, and dropped by a popular social media destination.
The summer getaway follows Olympia's recent graduation from New York University. The trip was a family affair for the fashionable duo. Talita and Olympia’s brothers and glamorous mothers, who are two of the famous Miller sisters, Crown Princess Marie-Chantal and Alexandra von Fürstenberg, joined the Princesses on the lavish trip. The Miller siblings, including Pia Getty, were the epitome of high society back in the ‘90s. The offspring of the blue-blooded sisters have previously been dubbed the next-generation of “It girls” by Vanity Fair.
The close-knit families often vacation together. Last year, Olympia, 22, and Talita, 20, who studies at Georgetown University, flocked to Vienna for a glamorous summer holiday. Fuel your wanderlust by clicking through their latest summer vacation album….
The stylish Princesses modeled their pretty printed frocks at the Shogunzuka Seiryuden Viewpoint in Kyoto.
The city girls swapped cars for a rickshaw through a Japanese jungle.