The royal, who is second in line to the Dutch throne behind her sister Princess Catharina-Amalia, joined her parents Queen Máxima and King Willem-Alexander and her two sisters in Emmen.
The Dutch royal family were out in full force for the annual festival, which marks the birthday of King Willem-Alexander , this year heading to the town of Emmen in the north east.
The Dutch Royal, 52, and her husband King Willem-Alexander, 56, were in high spirits as they met with school pupils of KBS Klippeholm and CBS Vesterhavet in the northwestern province.
The mother-of-three, 52, was glamorous as ever in a sunny long-sleeve top and satin skirt which cinched at the waist as she joined her husband and other Dutch royals for the celebrated event.
Set in front of the majestic Dam Palace in Amsterdam, Letizia, 51, joined Maxima, 52, on the second day of her state visit to the Netherlands.
Queen Letizia, 51, and her husband King Felipe of Spain are enjoying a two-day visit to the Dutch capital and The Hague.
Queen Letizia, 51, and her husband King Felipe of Spain are enjoying a two-day visit to the Dutch capital and The Hague.
Amalia, 20, was forced to abandon plans to live in student digs over security fears, just weeks after she started at Amsterdam University to study politics, psychology, law and economics in 2022
The monarch, 52, looked stunning in a navy ensemble as she met with students and employers in the Dutch capital.
Queen Maxima greeted personnel at the Military Rehabilitation Center in Ardenburg, where soldiers and civilians go to recover following an ailment, accident or stroke.
Princess Beatrix, 86, looked in high spirits as she helped volunteers feed animals, stain woodwork and dig soil for primary school children to help them grow plants in Utrecht.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands has been photographed beaming during a visit to an Art Camp teaching vocational education in the Northeastern Netherlands today.
The royal, 52, took to the industrial complex in Geleen, the Netherlands as part of a series of visits to the field of sustainability and circularity.
Being a female royal, whether by birth or marriage, brings with it a long list of protocols when it comes to appearance
The King of the Netherlands , 56, welcomed politician Alexander van Hattem to Huis ten Bosch Palace in The Hague on Friday.
On your 22nd wedding anniversary, a bunch of flowers or dinner for two might be in order - but not if you're King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands.
European royalty is entering uncharted waters - the more so as widespread legal changes mean that in the majority of countries, girls are now entitled to inherit the crown.
Queen Maxima didn't disappoint in an all-brown ensemble, as she presided over a panel session at the renown forum in Davos, Switzerland.
The Dutch royal, 52, and her husband the king, 56, waved as they prepared to welcome several hundred guests from various sectors of Dutch society to the Royal Palace.
Wearing red and purple alongside each other is the fashion equivalent of wearing a flashing neon sign on your head that says 'look at me! I have something important to say!'
The Dutch King and Queen arrived at the AFAS Live in Amsterdam, with president Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife Kim Keon Hee.
