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Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia participate for the first time in the reception in Marivent | Society

Royal Family Gathers for Major Palma Reception

Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia Make Debut Appearance

Palma de Mallorca is buzzing as the Spanish Royal Family hosted their annual summer reception, marking a significant first for Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia. The event at the Marivent Palace signals a season of official engagements in the Balearic Islands.

Esteemed Guests Convene at Marivent

For the first time, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia joined King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia at the Marivent Palace for a significant royal gathering. The Queen Emerita, Doña Sofía, also traveled to Palma for the occasion, underscoring the family’s unity.

Around 600 guests from various Balearic sectors and institutions were in attendance. Notable figures included the president of the Congress, Francina Armengol, the president of the Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, and the head of the Balearic Executive, Marga Prohens.

Prominent figures from civil society also graced the event, including renowned athletes Rafa Nadal and Rudy Fernández, representing culture, sports, and media among other fields.

Palace Opens Doors to Citizens

This marks the fourth consecutive year the summer reception has been held in the Marivent Palace gardens. This tradition highlights the Royal Family’s commitment to engaging with the public at their Palma residence.

Previously held at the Palacio de la Almudaina, the shift to Marivent for the 2022, 2023, and 2024 receptions emphasizes a deliberate move towards greater accessibility.

This reception serves as the initial joint public appearance for the Royal Family this summer, bringing to a close a week of official activities that began with meetings with local authorities.

The tradition of these summer gatherings reflects a broader trend in European monarchies towards increased transparency and public engagement. For instance, the Danish Royal Family also hosted a series of public events at their summer residence earlier this year, drawing large crowds.

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