Victoria Eugenia

In 1906, a British princess, Victoria Eugenia of Battenberg, married the King of Spain, Alfonso XIII, sealing a bond between England and Spain. The monographic exhibition at the Galería de las Colecciones Reales reveals a fascinating legacy: more than 350 objects, including exceptional tiaras and ceremonial gowns, testify to her life and her role as queen. This first public presentation of her private collections unveils a woman who was both elegant and discreet, marked by major historical events. The exhibition sheds light on her impact on the Spanish court, her commitment to charitable works, and her contribution to the modernization of the monarchy. Unprecedented photographs offer a personal glimpse of this royal figure, often forgotten but essential to the history of the early 20th century. A unique plunge into the life of a queen who embodied British elegance at the heart of Spain. Tickets are available for 14€.