Throne Room

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The Throne Room is the grand ceremonial hall of the Royal Palace of Madrid, lavishly decorated and used for state receptions and official royal events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial hall
state room
architecturalStyle Baroque
category Rooms in the Royal Palace of Madrid
Royal audience chambers
State rooms in palaces
ceilingPaintingBy Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
ceilingPaintingSubject The Apotheosis of the Spanish Monarchy
city Madrid
commissionedBy Philip V of Spain
surface form: King Philip V of Spain
completedUnder Charles III of Spain
surface form: King Charles III of Spain
contains thrones of the King and Queen of Spain
country Spain
decorativeStyle Rococo
era 18th century
floorMaterial marble
function official royal events
state receptions
hasFeature crystal chandeliers
frescoed ceiling
gilded stucco
large mirrors
lavish decoration
rich textiles
throne dais
hasProtocolRules strict court etiquette
heritageStatus part of a Bien de Interés Cultural site
locatedIn Royal Palace of Madrid
managedBy Patrimonio Nacional
openToPublic yes
ownership Spain
surface form: Spanish State
partOf Royal Palace of Madrid
surface form: state apartments of the Royal Palace of Madrid
primaryAccess main ceremonial staircase of the Royal Palace of Madrid
symbolizes continuity of the Spanish crown
majesty of the Spanish monarchy
tourism major attraction of the Royal Palace of Madrid
usedBy Spanish monarchy
surface form: Spanish royal family
usedFor decorations and award ceremonies
formal speeches by the monarch
official banquets
official photographs
presentation of foreign ambassadors
state ceremonies
wallDecoration gilded reliefs
silk hangings

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Royal Palace of Madrid hasPart Throne Room