Queen Sonja was at the National Archives in Oslo on Monday to view drawings and greetings left by the public. These messages were placed at the Castle Square (Slottsplassen) and represent well-wishes for the royal family. The Queen personally examined the artwork and messages, demonstrating her connection with the people of Norway. This engagement indicates a return to public duties for Queen Sonja. The display at the National Archives highlights the affection and support shown towards the monarchy. This visit offered a glimpse into the public’s sentiment and appreciation for the royal family's presence in Oslo and the nation. The event underscores the tradition of public engagement with the Norwegian Royal House.