The figure of Princess Leonor is already in the Madrid Wax Museum

The Madrid Wax Museum, within the framework of its 53rd anniversary, has added this Friday, February 14, Princess Leonor to the personalities that give life to its facilities, as reported by the Museum, which emphasizes that it will become like this “a of the most anticipated and requested figures “by its visitors.

The figure has been prepared by a team of experts for six months in which the artisanal process intended to achieve “the highest precision and attention to detail”, thus representing the heiress of the crown at a key moment of its public life, reflecting His growing prominence both in society and in the institutional sphere.

On the occasion of his age majority and after having sworn the Constitution, the Wax Museum has decided to update its figure to capture this new stage in its trajectory.

The sculpture, made by one of the sculptors of the museum’s multidisciplinary team, is now available for visit from that date.

With this incorporation, the Wax Museum reaffirms its commitment to offer its visitors “a unique experience, bringing them closer to the most relevant figures in history, politics, culture and other areas.”

Visitors can enjoy this new figure within a collection that covers personalities of all disciplines and times, thus maintaining the tradition of offering a “enriching” cultural experience.