Private and family life
Juan Carlos I of Greece near Sofia.
Palacio Real de Madrid (official residence of the Kings of Spain). Built from 1738 on the site of the Old Royal Alcazar
In 1962 he married Princess Sofia of Greece and Denmark (Sofia cksburg Gla). The fruit of this marriage were born three children: Infanta Elena (Duchess of Lugo), the Infanta Cristina (Duchess of Palma de Mallorca) and Prince Felipe of Asturias. It is also the grandfather of 8 grandchildren: Felipe Juan Froilan and Victoria Marichalar and Borbon, Juan, Pablo, Miguel and Irene Urdangarin and Borbon, and Infantas Leonor de Borbon and Sofia Ortiz.
The official residence of the Royal Family is the Royal Palace in Madrid but is reserved for official ceremonies. The Kings live at the Palacio de la Zarzuela and Prince Philip’s family also reside within the precincts of the Zarzuela, in a recent house call Prince Hall, the Infanta Elena and Cristina live in private homes in Madrid and Barcelona respectively.
King Juan Carlos is fond of skiing and sailing, amateur radio and is also is indicative EA0JC. Citation needed
He was winner of the Charlemagne Prize in 1982 and Simon Bolivar in 1983, and has received honorary doctorates at the Universities of Bologna (1988), Oxford (1986), Cambridge (1988), Harvard (1983) or La Sorbonne (1985 ).
- The Capital
Simon Kidgits Club members are invited to enjoy a free screening of Charlotte’s Web courtesy of Cinemark Egyptian 24. Seats are available on first come, first served. “All children must be accompanied by an adult. Annual membership is 5 per child. - Douglas County News-Press
A stunning castle nestled between the pines on Daniels Park Road may be one of Douglas Countys best kept secrets, but slowly changing thanks to a dying wish of the homes the last owner. - Parker Chronicle NI A stunning castle nestled between the pines on Daniels Parkway is probably one of Douglas Countys best kept secrets, but that is slowly changing thanks to a dying wish of the homes the last owner.
- Highlands Ranch Herald
A stunning castle nestled between the pines on Daniels Parkway is probably one of Douglas Countys best kept secrets, but that is slowly changing thanks to a dying wish of the homes the last owner.
