The Belgian monarch in the midst of the crisis has acquired a villa in southern France

Belgian royal couple - Albert II and Queen Paola - became fashionable villa in southern France, thereby causing the indignation of his subjects, many of whom are experiencing difficult times due to global economic crisis, the newspaper De Standaard.

How did you find the journalists, the villa is located in the village of Opio far from the official royal summer residence in Châteauneuf de Grasse, and worth "at least 10 million euros."

In mid-August, the Belgian public was already excited about press reports that their King has acquired a new 27-meter yacht for 4.6 million euros.

Recall, according to the year 2008, the contents of the Belgian royal family costs the taxpayer each year 13 million 858 thousand euros. Of these, 10 million euros is for the maintenance of the royal court and grant to the King of Belgium Albert II, nearly one million receive Crown Prince Philippe and just under 1.6 million - Queen Dowager Fabiola.

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