On Tuesday, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel spent their second day in Australia where they are making an official visit.

They first visited the National Arboretum in Canberra where they planted a tree, the endangered Pinus Sylvestris 'Argentea'.

The National Arboretum celebrates its 10th anniversary this year and is a place of significant importance for biodiversity with over 44,000 rare and endangered trees across a 250-hectare site.

Afterward, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel attended visited the Australian National University. Upon arrival, they were given a demonstration of the Volvo electric bus.

They then took part in a meeting about climate with a special panel event on Electrification in Sweden and Australia.

Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel concluded the Canberra leg of their visit by joining Minister Forssell for bilateral meetings.

They met with The Hon Pat Conroy, Minister for Defence Industry, International Development, and the Pacific as well as Senator The Hon Don Farrell, Minister for Trade and Tourism.

Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel then traveled to Sydney where they attended a reception hosted by New South Wales Governor Margret Beazley at Government House.

Crown Princess Victoria first wore a Dea Kudibal dress with Gianvito Rossi sandals, her Misst Jewellery earrings, her Epoch watch, and her usual stack of bracelets. For the rest of the morning events, she wore her Gianvito Rossi pumps and a By Malina clutch. When pictured at Sydney airport, she was carrying a By Malina bag.

In the evening, Crown Princess Victoria wore her Acne Studios dress with her Gianvito Rossi pumps and her Laggo clutch. She also wore her Edblad earrings, a David Andersson bangle, her Epoch watch, and her usual stack of bracelets.