The title "Princess of Greece and Denmark" refers to a royal title held by members of the Greek royal family and the Danish royal family. This title is often associated with individuals who are descendants of both royal houses, reflecting the historical connections between the two nations. One notable bearer of this title was Princess Alice of Battenberg, who became the Princess of Greece and Denmark through her marriage to Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark. The title signifies the intertwined royal histories and familial ties that exist between Greece and Denmark, particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.