The Spanish Royal Court

The Spanish Royal Court is the central hub of Spain’s monarchy, encompassing the royal family, their advisors, officials, and staff who support and advise the king and queen. It manages state affairs, ceremonial events, and diplomatic relationships. Historically, it was also a cultural and political center, influencing art, politics, and society. Today, the court primarily functions as a symbol of national unity and tradition, with roles that include hosting official events, advising the monarch, and representing Spain internationally. It combines historical customs with modern governmental functions, serving as an important symbol of Spain’s monarchy and heritage.