The King has become the first British monarch to address the French Senate.
He is making a speech in front of politicians from both the upper and the lower houses of parliament on the second day of his visit.
The King and Queen will then head to Saint-Denis, north of Paris, to meet community sports groups and stars as France hosts the Rugby World Cup.
He will later visit the Paris flower market named after Queen Elizabeth II and rejoin French president Emmanuel Macron – who he was with during a banquet last night – in front of Notre-Dame Cathedral to see the ongoing renovation work aimed at reopening the monument by the end of next year, after it was devastated by a fire in 2019.
It comes after Charles attended a ceremony at Paris’ Arc de Triomphe and the dinner at the Palace of Versailles yesterday on the first day of the visit.
The King will end his trip on Friday with a stop in Bordeaux, the southwestern city that is home to a large British community.
The trip was previously postponed due to widespread riots in March.
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