Zaandam,14-06-2013 King WIllem-Alexander and Queen Maxima at their tour in the province Noord-Holland. Kiss by 2 Verkade girls after handing out chocolate bar. Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Maastricht/Heerlen/Venlo, 12-06-2013 King WIllem-Alexander and Queen Maxima visit the Province Limburg Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Wiesbaden, 03-06-2013 King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima visit Germany. Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Stuttgart, 04-06-2013 Queen Maxima visit Germany. University Hohenheim Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Berlin, 03-06-2013 King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima visit Germany. Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Utrecht/IIjsselstein/Vianen 30-05-2013 King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima on Province Tour in Province Utrecht. Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Hillegom, 29-05-2013 Queen Maxima opened the Fioretti College. Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Groningen, 28-05-2013 King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima at their tour through the Dutch provinces. Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Luxemburg, 24-05-2013 King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima arrived at the Royal Palace of Luxemburg with Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria-Teresa Royalportraits Europe/Bernard Rubsamen

Rotterdam, 22-05-2013 Queen Maxima visited the Erasmus MC - Sophia Children's Hospital on the occasion of the150th anniversary. Photo:Royalportraits Eutrope/Bernard Rubsamen

Amsterdam,15-05-2013 Queen Maxima arrives at the annual meeting of the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) which aims to improve worldwide access for better financial situations. Photo: Bernard Rubsamen/Royalportraits Europe

Apeldoorn, 06-05-2013 Exhibition at Het Loo Palace of the Regalia used at the Investiture of King Willem-Alexander . Also the tail coat with white tieunder the royal mantle of King Willem-Alexander and the dress of Queen Maxima. The regalia symbolise the monarch's power and dignity. They were commissioned from goldsmiths by King Willem II in 1840. The crown symbolises the sovereignty of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, which (since 10 October 2010) consists of the Netherlands, Aruba, Curaçao and St Maarten. It also symbolises the dignity of the head of state. Since Dutch monarchs are not crowned, they never actually wear the crown. As well as the crown, the other regalia are: the sceptre, standing for the monarch's authority; the orb, standing for the monarch's territory; the sword of state, standing for the monarch's power; the national standard, with the Dutch coat of arms. The exhibition can be visited till the 16th of june 2013. Photo/Royalportraits Europe /Bernard Rubsamen