Palaces in Spain

The light grey building of the Palacio Real de Madrid appeared on a hill near the Manzanares River in 1764. Even then, the palace itself became a work of art - thanks to the work of the architects Sacchetti and Sabatini and because famous artists, including Goya and Velasquez, made the frescoes ...

The Alcazar Palace, of course, can hardly be called a children's attraction: except that high school students can show interest in the Mudéjar architectural style. But considering that children enjoy the right of free entry to the palace and that a beautiful garden surrounds the Alcazar, ...

Palace of the Countess of Lebrija was built in the 16th century. At the beginning of the 20th century, Dona Regla Manjón Mergelina, Countess de Lebrija, undertook to refurbish the palace. It was not just a simple renovation of a dilapidated building but breathed new life into it by using ...