A wax figure of Princess Leonor dressed in a white suit with a red and gold medal, standing against a red curtain backdrop at the Madrid Wax Museum.

Princess Leonor honored with new wax figure in Madrid: A tribute to a milestone moment

The Madrid Wax Museum honors Princess Leonor with a lifelike new wax figure, commemorating her milestone 18th birthday and royal commitment.

FEBRUARY 14, 2025 9:51 AM ESTFEB 14, 2025, 9:51 AM EST

The Madrid Wax Museum has unveiled a stunning new wax figure of Princess Leonor, capturing a defining moment in her life. This meticulously crafted sculpture replaces her previous figure and marks her transition into adulthood. The grand reveal coincides with her 18th birthday and her historic oath to the Spanish Constitution at the Cortes, an event attended by her parents, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, her sister Infanta Sofia, and high-ranking state officials.

"A renewed sculpture, crafted with precision and detail," stated the museum, emphasizing the artistry behind the lifelike representation of the Princess of Asturias.

A full-body wax figure of Princess Leonor dressed in a white tailored suit with a red and gold medal, standing against a red curtain backdrop at the Madrid Wax Museum. — A royal tribute in wax

A six-month artisanal masterpiece

The wax figure of Princess Leonor, dressed in a white suit, being transported into the Madrid Wax Museum by staff members, with a red carpet and museum entrance visible.

The creation of Princess Leonor’s new wax figure was a meticulous endeavor, spanning six months and involving a team of dedicated artisans. In celebration of its 53rd anniversary, the Madrid Wax Museum upheld its commitment to historical accuracy and artistic excellence, ensuring that every aspect—from her facial features to her signature tailored ensemble—was flawlessly recreated.

MADRID, SPAIN - FEBRUARY 14: Figure of Princess Leonor at the Wax Museum of Madrid, on February 14, 2025, in Madrid, Spain. (Photo By Jose Oliva/Europa Press via Getty Images)

Visitors can now admire this remarkable tribute to Spain’s future queen, an emblem of both tradition and transformation.

The Royal family in wax: A regal legacy

Princess Leonor’s likeness joins the prestigious collection of royal figures at the Madrid Wax Museum. Her parents, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, and her grandparents, King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia, have also been immortalized in wax, offering visitors a unique glimpse into Spain’s royal lineage.

Wax figures of Princess Leonor, King Felipe VI, and Queen Letizia stand side by side at the Madrid Wax Museum, with the Spanish coat of arms and flag in the background. — MADRID, SPAIN - FEBRUARY 14: Figure of Princess Leonor next to that of her parents, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, at the Madrid Wax Museum, February 14, 2025, in Madrid, Spain. (Photo By Jose Oliva/Europa Press via Getty Images)

Queen Letizia’s figure is particularly striking, dressed in a midnight blue gown with an intricate lace bodice, adorned with a replica of the Princess tiara—a sentimental gift from Felipe on their fifth wedding anniversary, featuring 600 stones and ten pearls.

Adding to the authenticity, the museum meticulously replicated Queen Letizia’s hair using over 1.5 kilograms of natural hair in various shades, ensuring an unparalleled level of realism.

With Princess Leonor’s latest addition, the Madrid Wax Museum continues to bring history to life, offering a captivating encounter with Spain’s royal heritage.

Wax figures of a young Princess Leonor, King Felipe VI in military attire, and Queen Letizia in a navy blue gown with a tiara, displayed at the Madrid Wax Museum. — The Madrid Wax Museum showcases past depictions of King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, and young Princess Leonor, capturing Spain’s monarchy.