Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Discuss Mental Health on Official Tour of Sweden and Norway

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge continued their official tour of Sweden and Norway with a visit to the Karolinska Institute in Solna, Sweden on Wednesday morning.

The royal couple was accompanied by Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel as they arrived at the institute to discuss Sweden's approach to managing mental health challenges.

Upon their arrival, the British royals were greeted by enthusiastic cheers and applause from royal fans.

They met with academics and practitioners to discuss the impact of physical activity on mental health and the Youth Aware of Mental Health program run by the National Association for Suicide Research and Prevention of Mental Ill Health.

Kate, who is pregnant with her third child, looked stunning in a red and white tailored Catherine Walker coat, which she paired with an Alexander McQueen dress.

Her look was further enhanced with a maroon Chanel bag and fringed leather pumps from Italian label Tod's.

Her brunette tresses were styled in loose waves while her make-up was kept simple and muted.

The previous night, the royal couple attended a glittering reception celebrating Sweden's cultural life.

They dined with Swedish stars from the worlds of movies, arts, sport, and television.

Kate once again donned a striking red and white Catherine Walker coat for the occasion.

After their visit to the Karolinska Institute, the two couples headed to Matuskolan, a comprehensive school in the heart of the city center.

Kate greeted Princess Victoria with a kiss on the cheek and opted for a red houndstooth while her host wore a chic pink coat over a soft teal two-piece suit.

The Swedish royal accessorized her outfit with a Stella McCartney clutch.

According to Kensington Palace, William and Kate's visit will give them a taste of the Scandinavian way of life.

During their visit to the school, the royal couple met with young children and appeared to be in great spirits.

Prince William even gave one child a high five.

The Duchess removed her coat to reveal a stunning off-white buccal dress from Alexander McQueen that showed off her blossoming baby bump.

The royal couple met with a team of experts to discuss Sweden's approach to managing mental health issues.

Mental health has been one of the central themes of their public working lives, and their Heads Together mental health campaign saw a series of events staged last year to encourage Britons to talk about their psychological problems or provide a sympathetic ear for others.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been on a four-day tour of Sweden and Norway, where they have dazzled crowds and discussed important issues.

Their visit to the Karolinska Institute was another successful stop on their tour, where they were able to discuss the impact of physical activity on mental health and learn about the Youth Aware of Mental Health program.