Prince Alexander of Sweden joins his parents Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia on trip to Värmland

Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia of Sweden set off for a day of engagements in their duchy Värmland on Friday (Oct. 21) with a very special travel companion, their six-month-old son Prince Alexander. <p>The new parents brought their baby along on their journey to western Sweden, where they participated in a variety of events around town. </p> Click through to see the royal couple's adventures.
Prince Alexander of Sweden enjoyed a train ride with his parents. The little royal was spotted arriving at the Karlstad Railway Station in Sweden on October 20. <br>Photo: © PA
The dad-of-one began his day in the Gullsjöälven Saffle municipality, where he met with representatives from the Agricultural Society and learned about modern forestry. <br>Photo: ©Instagram/@kungahuset
Play ball! Sofia paid a visit to Karlstad's youth sports facility, Fritidsbanken. <br>Photo: © PA
The sporty royal looked chic for the outing stepping out in a frilled blue blouse paired with black trousers and matching stilettos. <br>Photo: © PA
After busy mornings apart, the royal duo reunited in the town of Saffle. <br>Photo: © PA
Mayor Dag Rogne welcomed Sofia and Carl to the town hall where they were treated to music by the Saffle-Opera. <br>Photo: © PA
Young children lined the streets hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. <br>Photo: © PA
Carl and Sofia, known for their tender looks, shared a sweet look of love while carrying out their busy day of engagements. <br>Photo: © PA
Following a luncheon, the pair visited the Saffle water tower, which is used for art exhibitions. There, the royals were shown an art installation, "Forest of Saffle," by glass artist Ingalena Klenell. <br>Photo: © PA
The princess had a second wardrobe change during the day swapping her blue blouse for a silk ivory one with a belted bow detail at the waist. <br>Photo: © PA
Carl and Sofia's afternoon continued with a trip to the manufacturing company AB Somas Ventiler. <br>Photo: © PA
The Swedish royals examined machines that produce butterfly, check and ball valves for stainless steel materials. <br>Photo: © PA
After visiting the factory, Crown Princess Victoria's younger brother paid a solo visit to the Brigadmuseum, where he unveiled a memorial for war veterans. The prince opened the museum back in 2013. <br>Photo: © PA
Carl and Sofia, who are also known as the Duke and Duchess of Värmland, cleaned up nicely after a busy day of engagements in their country. In the evening, the couple attended a dinner at the governor’'s residence in Karlstad, Sweden. <br>Photo: © PA
Alexander's mom swept her brunette locks up into an elegant, low-hanging bun for the occasion. <br>Photo: © PA
The royal pair could not have looked more in love for their night at the governor's residence. <br>Photo: © PA
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