Thousands of fans welcomed 2010 Eurovision Song Contest winner Lena Meyer-Landrut as she arrived at the airport of her hometown of Hannover in Germany.
Meyer-Landrut, wearing jeans and flowers in her hair, waved to her fans and posed for the cameras.
The 19-year-old high school student, who won Saturday's song competition with the catchy pop song "Satellite," was also welcomed by Lower Saxony's state governor.
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Later, the teen singing sensation travelled to the town hall to sign the "Golden Book" of the city of Hannover.
It was Germany's second win in the contest's 55-year history, and the victory means it will host next year's event.
The last time the country clinched victory was in 1982.
