Princess Leonor and the crew of the training ship Juan Sebastián Elcano of the Spanish Navy visited the ruins of Panamá la Vieja. This archaeological site has over 500 years of history and was visited in 2019 by King Felipe VI.
During the visit, Princess Leonor was received by local authorities and toured the ancient ruins accompanied by members of the ship's crew. The young princess had the opportunity to closely learn about the history and importance of this place for Panama and the world.
In statements to the press, Princess Leonor expressed her admiration for the beauty and magnificence of the ruins of Panamá la Vieja. She emphasized the importance of preserving and protecting the historical and cultural heritage of peoples, and the fundamental role that these sites play in understanding our history.
The visit of Princess Leonor and the crew of Juan Sebastián Elcano to the ruins of Panamá la Vieja is part of a series of activities they are carrying out during their stay in the country. This meeting between the heir to the Spanish throne and this emblematic archaeological site has been received with great interest and enthusiasm from both Panamanian authorities and the general population.
