King Willem-Alexander & Queen Máxima Of The Netherlands Visit Park Herzberge On Their Final Day In Germany — Photos
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima visited Park Herzberge on their final day in Germany. See photos!
A fun day! King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands visited Park Herzberge on their last day in Germany on Wednesday, July 7.
"In Park Herzberge, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima talk to initiators, stakeholders and children about, among other things, nature, environmental education and the history of the park," an Instagram post read about their outing. "Park Herzberge is a nature conservation area of ??approximately 100 hectares in East Berlin. In 1980, a local citizens' initiative started protecting the flora and fauna in the park. The area plays an important role in nature and environmental education for several schools in Berlin-Lichtenberg.?"
"After a walk through the park, the Royal Couple will leave for Humboldt Forum where they will visit the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition. The exhibition shows what development Berlin has gone through and how Berlin and its inhabitants are connected to the world," the post continued. "The state visit to Germany will conclude with a themed lunch on the Year of the Volunteer in Berlin.?"
Scroll through the gallery below to see their day!
The Queen wore a floral gown, which she paired with a brown hat, while her husband wore a blue suit.
The two smiled for the camera and looked like they were having a great time.
Despite the crummy weather, the couple kept dry under umbrellas and looked to be in good spirits.
After their visit, the pair wrote a note on Instagram.
"Many thanks for the hospitable reception.? This state visit was not a conclusion, but the beginning of something new. In the coming years, we will closely monitor developments and support German-Dutch initiatives and innovations. We hope that we will meet again. ?We will continue to cherish our multifaceted relationship with the Federal Republic of Germany! - WA and Máxima?. See link in bio for more information about the state visit to Germany," the message read.
The Queen and her husband laughed while hanging with some children.
Up close and personal! The royal looked through an eye glass during her visit.
