• This was one of the primary residences of Ferdinand and Isabela, the Catholic Monarchs during the height of Spain’s power in the early 16th century.
• It was originally built by the Visigoths and expanded by the Moors.
• It was used as a tribunal during the Spanish Inquisition.
• It is said that it was here that Christopher Columbus asked Ferdinand and Isabela for funding for his expedition which lead him to discover America.
• On display are some beautiful mosaics uncovered from the Corredera Square.
• The gardens are beautiful to stroll around.
• Opening hours: Monday – Friday 9.00am – 2.00 pm
• Entrance price : Adults €4
Children €2
Wednesdays are free.
• It was originally built by the Visigoths and expanded by the Moors.
• It was used as a tribunal during the Spanish Inquisition.
• It is said that it was here that Christopher Columbus asked Ferdinand and Isabela for funding for his expedition which lead him to discover America.
• On display are some beautiful mosaics uncovered from the Corredera Square.
• The gardens are beautiful to stroll around.
• Opening hours: Monday – Friday 9.00am – 2.00 pm
• Entrance price : Adults €4
Children €2
Wednesdays are free.
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