The national heritage that Azaña protected and that dazzled world leaders

• NATO The party that Jill Biden gave at his embassy after dinner at the Royal Palace

's portrait

hangs in the founding room of the United States Congress.

This politician from Malaga participated in the Battle of Pensacola in 1781 with which the Spanish managed to expel the British from present-day Florida during the American Revolution.

but also

He was one of the men who, in the words of Joe Biden during the meeting with Felipe VI, helped

: "Some suggest that we

."

The

made

He granted him the title in 1783, when the monarch had lived in the Royal Palace of Madrid for almost two decades.

Because

to the ground by referring to that unknown hero, but he also helped us Spaniards show off our National Heritage for a few days.

The dazzle for the patriotic began on Tuesday night.

When the delegations of the leaders gathered for the NATO Summit arrived at

Cross the Plaza de la Armería, see the mountains of the Sierra through its arches, look to the left and observe the Almudena and, finally, to the right, the Royal Palace.

Legend has it that

that was located on that land on Christmas Eve 1734.

, he wanted to have his own

Legend or reality, the

prisoner of the flames served to build the Royal Palace.

It took 26 years since the first stone was laid in 1738 until Carlos III settled in it.

Today, carefully cared for by National Heritage, every time the Kings open their doors, the leaders feel like

Even Boris Johnson, accustomed to entering Buckingham frequently, sent his

.

It is not for less: it is

has

.

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Maisy Biden's tracksuit, Begoña Gómez's cheesy hugs and other peak moments of the summit

• Writing: BEATRIZ MIRANDA

Maisy Biden's tracksuit, Begoña Gómez's cheesy hugs and other peak moments of the summit

Johnson, by the way, also walked in awe through the corridors of

.

His face was the expression of someone who becomes aware, perhaps without ever knowing it, of what Azaña said:

The main art gallery in Spain and one of the most important in the world, the patronage work carried out over the years by the King and Queen has made the Prado what it is today.

Even during the Civil War,

The Queen and Begoña Gómez with the companions of the leaders of the NATO summit. GTRES

Also preserve the fountains of the

.

The royal site was ordered to be built by

, who fell in love with the land occupied by some Hieronymite monks.

The king bought their land from them and wanted to build a small Versailles one hour from Madrid.

He wanted to retire there after

but his premature death forced him to return to the Throne, although he did not leave La Granja.

His Fountains show, lit up for the occasion, was enjoyed by all the leaders' companions, who in just 48 hours

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