from the Queen’s boots to the minister’s platform block shoe

Visit to Cuenca on the joint agenda of the Kings. It was their return to the Castilian-La Mancha city after four years, in 2020, when they walked through the streets of the historic center as part of their regional tour to promote tourism after the hardest months of the Covid pandemic. Previously, in May 2004, Cuenca was the starting point for the honeymoon of the then princes of Asturias.

Last act of this week for Their Majesties, which coincides with Leonor’s imminent return home for Christmas. Don Felipe and Doña Letizia have inaugurated the new Cuenca University Hospital, which will have the highest medical technology. It took place this Thursday morning, December 19. The Kings were accompanied by the regional president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, and the Minister of Health, Mónica García.

The New University Hospital, with an investment of 200 million euros by the regional Government, offers health services with cutting-edge high technology, publishes Castilla-La Mancha Media. The medical center complements and supports the service provided by the Virgen de la Luz Hospital. “The most important public work in the city, the province, and even the region in recent years,” commented the city’s mayor, Darío Dolz, to the microphones of the aforementioned medium.

The Queen has braved the Christmas cold of Cuenca with those 7ºC and has arrived without a coat, wearing a red jacket suit, an oversized double-breasted jacket and flared trousers. As accessories, camel-colored suede boots with low heels and a quilted bag by Adolfo Domínguez that he carried with the strap gathered in his hand short handle effect. Also in camel. The Minister of Health, Mónica García, He has not given up his coat. Quite the opposite. He wore a short wool piece, in off-white, with a wide lapel and dark buttons. The footwear, block-heeled and platform shoes in camel and suede like the Queen.