Prince Julian of Sweden, who is only three years old, was already the host of what was his first official event. The little boy, the youngest son of Princes Carl Philip and Sofia of Sweden, visited the town of Getrun in the municipality of Varberg to open a children’s park.
The box is the baptismal gift given to the little boy, also the Duke of Halland, by the people of Varberg after his birth. On the subject of birds, the Prince played enthusiastically in his new garden, which he opened by climbing on the swings and the eagle-shaped slide, which the Prince named “Charlie Oren.”
The Prince was delighted with this first official act which he performed when he was only three years old, accompanied by his parents, who gladly received a baptismal gift from the city for the little boy. The family also had the opportunity to get to know the place; Contemplate the nature reserve and learn more about the animals of the place, which specialize in birds.
After the opening, Naturum Getterön is now open to the public. The place is rated as one of the best birding wetlands in all of Europe, and in addition to protecting the animals, they also have a full educational program for little ones, exhibitions and guided excursions.
In the vicinity of the place, the large Fågelbacka project is being implemented, which will be the new nature excursion destination that they have managed to recover from the place, after years as a waste dump.
Prince Julian, born in 2020, arrived bringing an important change for the children of the middle son of King Carl Gustaf of Sweden: he is the only one who did not receive the official title of His Royal Highness after his birth. The change affected not only his children, but also the children of his sister, Princess Maddalena and Chris O’Neill: Leonor (10 years old), Nicolas (9 years old), and Adriana (6 years old).
“Today the King announced a decision that our children will no longer hold the position of His Royal Highness. “We see this as a positive thing because Alejandro and Gabriel will have freer choices in life,” Prince Carl Philip wrote after his father’s decision. “They will retain their princely titles and their duchies, Södermanland and Dalarna, Which we appreciate and are proud of. “Our family has strong ties to both landscapes and we are committed to that.”
Prince Julian was born with a different surname than his two older brothers
Last Saturday, the princes surprised their followers with a little gift: a new family photo to celebrate the summer.
The couple shared a beautiful snapshot on their Instagram account, in which you can see the couple and their three children: Princes Alexander (7), Gabriel (5), and Julian (3). The king commented on the photo, saying: “Sommarhälsningar från oss,” which translates to “Summer greetings from us.”
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