Cyclists riding through the vineyards in Loire Valley, France.
Singapore
The royal couple's first stop was bustling Singapore, where they visited the stunning 153-year-old Botanic Gardens and saw an orchid named after Prince William's late mother, Princess Diana. The 183-acre gardens are open from 5am to midnight and admission is free - apart from to the orchid garden, which costs £2.50 for adults, and is free for children.
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