Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands began a four-day visit to Germany on Tuesday at the Wartburg Castle.

500 years of the Reformation requires is that with Luther Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands began this Tuesday, February 7th 2017 their official four-day visit to Germany. The schedule visits includes, the first discovery the Wartburg Castle, which has been place under the World Heritage of Unesco. Perched on a rocky outcrop above the town of Eisenach, this one sheltered Martin Luther. Abandoned by the Holy Roman-German Empire, the famous German preacher lived there incognito from May 1521 to March 1522, hosted by the Duke of Saxony Frederick the Wise. There he translated the New Testament into German. "This translation is considered as the foundation of the normalization of the written German language," says the Palace, which states: "The King and Queen visited the Luther's castle and workroom. In the evening, a dinner is held on the Reformation and its consequences for faith and culture.

For the evening visit, she dressed in her Claes Iversen orange tailored pantsuit tailored with a green GUCCI an emerald green Gucci blouse with bow tie and a long vest from fashion house Natan, Natan thigh high boots, green clutch and Natan earrings. For the meal she later appeared in the beautiful room adorned with frescoes where the evening was held in a smart black tuxedo business pantsuit, on the jacket of which she had pinned a diamond moon brooch and Gianvito Rossi heels and earrings of black onyx from Bonebakker Jeweler

Their Majesty are on a working visit from February 7 to 10 2017 in the Länder of Thuringia, Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt. The aim is to deepen trade and investment relations between the Netherlands and these regions of Germany, with an emphasis on cooperation in the fields of chemistry, water management and HTSM (High technology systems and materials). In addition, meetings are planned in connection with the 500 years of the Reformation, the Second World War and the reunification of Germany. The Royal couple, who visit one or more German federal states each year, is accompanied by the Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Lilianne Ploumen - who is also leading a trade mission - and the Minister of Infrastructure and Tourism 'Environment Melanie Schultz van Haegen.
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After being received by the Spanish Sovereign on Wednesday February 1st in Madrid at Zarzuela Palace, President of the Federal Republic of Germany Joachim Gauck and his companion Journalist Daniela Schadt were received by the Dutch Royal Couple, Their Majesties King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima at Noordeinde Palace.

Her Majesty Queen Maxima of the Netherlands chose to welcome in turn, with her husband King Willem-Alexander, the German presidential couple. The wife of the Dutch ruler appeared on Monday, February 6, 2017 in a CAN $4770 silk-georgette gown from Valentino. The gown is crafted from fluid silk-georgette in a rich burgundy hue. This floor-skimming style has a elegant silhouette that floats languidly over the body. The 45-year-old woman was also adorned with earrings and a diamond and ruby ​​necklace which is none other than the "peacock's tail" tiara created by the jeweler Eduard Schürmann & Co in 1897 for Queen Wilhelmina, the great grandmother of King Willem-Alexander and DIOR Lady Dior Clutch.

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This Wednesday, The Dutch Royal family received foreign diplomats at the Royal Palace in Amsterdam.

Second New Year receptions was hosted this Wednesday, January 18th 2017 at the Royal Palace of Amsterdam. After receiving about several hundred personalities from the Dutch society the previous day, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima welcomed members of the diplomatic corps and international organizations.

For this reception, which was also attended by former queen Princess Beatrix, Maxima chose to illuminate the Dutch winter with a fuchsia top fits perfectly with her pumps. Natan was the designer she wore from head to town(pun intended) with Scottish tartan wool skirt, mixing that pink tone with beige, gray and yellow, on which she had pinned one of her dragonfly pins. Her hair rolled in bun and adorned with diamond and ruby ​​daisy-shaped earrings, Maxima appeared smiling in front of the photographers at the doors of the Palace, a beige coat thrown over his shoulders. At her side, her husband King Willem-Alexander was in his black jacket and striped gray pants.

After the completion of the New Year's ceremonies, Queen Maxima is to fly to Switzerland. The 45-year-old woman was expected on the same day in Davos where she will participate as the UN Secretary-General's special representative for inclusive finance for development at the 47th World Economic Forum which opened on Tuesday January 17th. She joins fellow royal ladies; Crown Princess Mette-Maritt, Queen Rania and Queen Mathilde of Belgium

A month has passed since we last saw the Dutch royals. And it is infront of the same door smiling as always, the 45-year-old woman, dressed in a Natan gray coat worn on a Natan grey skirt associated with a yellow mustard top at the bottom of the flared sleeves with GIANVITO ROSSI pumps, was preparing with her royal spouse to penetrate building.

The Sovereign couple was joined by former queen Princess Beatrix and her sister, Princess Margriet, honored her first appointment of the year on Tuesday, January 17th. In this case, the first of the two New Year receptions hosted by King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, which brings together several hundred personalities from the Dutch society. With, for this vintage 2017, an honor to the faculty.

The second reception, intended for foreign diplomats and members of international organizations, will follow this Wednesday, January 18th 2017 also hosted at the Royal Palace of Amsterdam.
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