| 20.02-11.09.1899: |
First trials. |
| 11.09.1899-22.08.1900: |
Repairs and refits. |
| 22.08. - 21.12.1900: |
Additional tests and trials. |
| 28.01 - 07.02.1901: |
Sent to Britain to participate in the fleet parade at the burial ceremony for Queen Victoria. |
| 28.01 - 07.02.1901: |
Attached to the 1st Squadron. |
| Oct 1901 - Mar 1902: |
Used in the Artillery Inspection. |
| 23.11. - 14.12 .1902: |
Operations off the Chinese coast. |
| November 1902: |
Flagship of the 1st Squadron. |
| 01.03.1903: |
Attached to the Reconnaissance Forces. |
| May 1903: |
Visit to Spain. |
| 12.12.1903: |
Decommissioned. |
| 1906-1908: |
Reconstruction at Kaiserliche Werft Wilhelmshaven. |
| 02.04.1908: |
Reclassified as training ship. |
| Jul 1908 -10.03.1909: |
Training voyage to Spain, the Mediterranean. During this voyage, several meteorological experiments are done on the Victoria Louise
. |
| Aug 1909 - 10.3.1910: |
Training voyage to the USA and the Westindies. During this voyage, the Victoria Loise
take part in the fleet parade at the Hudson-Fulton ceremony in September 1910. |
| 11.08.1910-07.03.1911: |
Training voyage to the Mediterranean. |
| Aut. 1911-04.03.1912: |
Training voyage to Norway, Iceland, North America and the West Indies. |
| 10.08.1912-10.03.1913: |
Training voyage to Norway, North America and the West Indies. |
| 11.08.1913-05.03.1914: |
Training voyage to the Mediterranean. |
| 01.06.1914-27.07.1914: |
Training operations in the Baltic Sea and Norway. |
| August 1914: |
Reassigned to fleet services for coastal defense. |
| 28.10.1914: |
Decommissioned because of bad general condition, used as a floating barrack and mine depot. |
| 01.10.1919: |
Stricken from fleet list, sold to a Berlin construction company. |
| 1920: |
Reconstruction to civil merchant ship and renamed to Flora Sommerfeld
in Danzig. |
| 1923: |
Scrapped down in Danzig. |
