US EditionThe King Visits the Exhibition of His Ancestor the Great Dolphin in Versailles
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Don Felipe contemplates the exhibition "The Great Dolphin", dedicated to his ancestor Louis of France
The King has traveled to Paris this Tuesday to visit, in the Palace of Versailles, the exhibition that runs through the figure of Louis of France (1661-1711), known as The Great Dolphin. Although his premature death did not allow him to reach the throne, he was the son of King Louis XIV and father of Philip VI, the first Bourbon of the Spanish crown and, as such, appears in the genealogical tree of Philip VI. Before going together to the exhibit…
King Felipe of Spain traveled to France to attend the opening at the Palace of Versailles of the exhibition "The Grand Dauphin, son of a king, father of a king and never a king", on the figure of Louis of France, first Bourbon of the Spanish branch to which he belongs.
IN IMAGES - In France this Tuesday, Felipe VI went to the Palace of Versailles with Emmanuel Macron to discover the exhibition dedicated to his ancestor, the Grand Dauphin, father of King Felipe V.
King Philip VI and the French president, Emmanuel Macron, visited the exhibition El Gran Delfín, son of king, father of king and never king, dedicated to Louis of France (1661–1711) this Tuesday at the Palace of Versailles. The visit had a marked symbolic and historical character, since it meant the official return of a Spanish monarch to Versailles after 121 years, since the presence of Alfonso XIII in 1905. The former French royal palace, decl…
King Philip VI travelled to Paris this Tuesday to visit the exhibition "The Great Dolphin, son of king, father of king and never king" at the Palace of Versailles. On his visit to the French capital he was received by President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron at the Palace of the Elysée, where they enjoyed a lunch at the Portraits Hall, and then head to Versailles. Continue reading....
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