La Llotja Palace

Los Luna Palace

This former noble palace is a splendid example of Mudéjar civil architecture. It owes its name to the numerous crests of this aristocratic family which decorate the inside and outside of the building.

Magdalena Palace

In 1908, construction began on this majestic palace, which is now considered one of the most emblematic buildings in the city of Santander. Located at the top of the Magdalena peninsula, it was the summer residence of King Alfonso XIII and Queen Victoria Eugenia. ...

Palace of the Marquis de la Ferrera

Palace of the Marquis of Salvatierra

Situated in the historic quarter of Ronda, this 18th century stately residence is classical and sober, contrasting with the imaginative sculptures on the façade.

Palace of the Marquis de Santa Cruz del Marcenado or de la Rúa

Palace of the Marquis of Santa Cruz

This is the only Italian-style palace that it is preserved in all Spain.

Palace of the Marqueses del Real Transporte

Palace of the Marquises of Valverde

Palace of the Marquises of Viana

This palace museum has an extensive collection of items from Cordoba including furniture and coffered objects.

Marroquín Palace

Mayoralgo Palace

Miranda-Valdecarzana Palace

Moja Palace

An eclectic building with both Gothic and Neoclassical elements. Designed by the architect Josep Mas towards the end of the 18th century.

Los Momos Palace

Oca-Valladares Palace

Ocharan Palace

Ongay-Vallesantoro Palace

Ovando Palace

The entrance is a half moon arch.

La Paeria Palace (Town Hall)

The Palace of La Paeria has been the site of the Town Hall of the city of Lleida since 1383. It is one of the most important examples of civil Gothic architecture in Catalonia.

Los Palma Palace

It is built over an old Dominican monastery from the 16th century.

Palace of the Pardo Donlebún family

Patrokua Palace

Palace of Peñalba-Cienfuegos

Palace of the Prieto Cutre family

Raxoi Palace

La Almudaina Royal Palace

Its name means citadel outside the wall.

Royal Palace in Aranjuez

Work on this palace, along with the adjoining monuments, was begun by Philip II and completed by Charles III of Spain, and as a result it displays a wide variety of styles.

La Granja de San Ildefonso Royal Palace

It is located in the Guadarrama mountains and was once a royal residence, and an example of European palace architecture.

Royal Palace (Madrid)

Madrid's Royal Palace was built in the 18th century by order of Philip V on the site of the old Alcázar fortress, a former Moorish castle.

Miramar Royal Palace

Royal Palace of El Pardo

This Royal Palace of Madrid is located on Monte de El Pardo, with almost 16,000 hectares of forest, north of the capital city.

Isabella "la Católica" Royal Testament Palace

Rebuilt practically in its entirety, today the importance of the original palace lies in the fact that this was the place where Queen Isabella I 'la Católica' of Castile wrote her last will and testament.

Riofrío Royal Palace

This palace was used by the Bourbon dynasty as a hunting pavilion and a place to rest and relax.

The “Palace”

Revillagigedo Palace

This adjoins the collegiate church of San Juan Bautista.