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Letizia & Felipe close to the people like never before: the royal couple travels by bus through Madrid

When Queen Letizia and King Felipe move around in Spain, they usually do so behind armored windows and as anonymously as possible. But the royals also make exceptions.

Madrid – Those who belong to the nobility naturally enjoy some privileges. Servants, bodyguards and of course a chauffeur are an integral part of palace life. It was all the more surprising when King Felipe VI. (53) and Queen Letizia (49) suddenly showed up at a bus stop in the Spanish capital.
24royal.de * reveals here why Queen Letizia and King Felipe were even on the bus in Madrid.

With the regular bus through the streets of Madrid – for countless Spaniards, using local public transport is part of everyday life. The members of the Spanish royal family usually travel more comfortably through the city. There is certainly no lack of comfortable limousines and drivers in the garage of the Zarzuela Palace. King Felipe VI. and Queen Letizia are always good for a surprise and, for a change, like to be down-to-earth. When the couple recently appeared at a bus stop in Madrid to wait for the next bus, they were astonished. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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