Thanks to the visit organized by culture Sevilla
visited this beautiful palace, which had always been in my list of pending visits.
The palace is located on Calle Santa Maria la Blanca, an area that was part of the Jewish Quarter of Seville. After the pogrom against Jews in 1391, these lands were taken over by the Chief Justice of Castilla, Don Diego López de Stúñiga, which they built on the palace. Following Stúñiga, other noble families lived in the palace, such as the Count of Plasencia, the Duke of Bejar, the Duke of Sesse, the Dukes of evening, the Marquis of Villamanrique , the Marquis of Ayamonte, the Marquis of Astorga or Counts of Altamira
, to whom it owes its current name.
, to whom it owes its current name. in ruins since the mid-twentieth century, was acquired and restored by the Junta de Andalucia, becoming the headquarters of the Ministry of Culture in 1997.
The palace was decorated around 1570 to mark the link between the first Marquis of Villamanrique, Alvaro de Zúñiga y Guzmán, and Blanca Enríquez.
The dome of what was
The dome of what was weapons room is decorated with the monogram
ALB, formed from the initials of Álvaro and White. The current reproduces the original floor for the tile fuetne recovered in 1988.
The Palace
tiles is a core domestic and private, inspired by the wrists Patio One of the main core of the palace was built for use by the lady of the house.
When you get the current facade of the building, destroyed a large part of it, being buried a cruise magnificent garden.
remained hidden, and he developed business establishments and shops during the time when the palace was a set of rental housing. When you get the current facade of the building, destroyed a large part of it, being buried a cruise magnificent garden.
Thanks to restoration work, this jewel has been recovered.
report falls short for all that the palace has to show and tell. I advise you to visit it.
Touring the castle we see that the original coffered ceilings adorn no longer, but still retaining many fragments still managed to be rescued.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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