Renaissance palace built in the 16th century. It has belonged to noble families and monarchs throughout its history and king Phillip II was born here. Nowadays, it houses the Provincial Council

The palace first belonged to the Marquises of Astorga and later the Marquises de los Pimentel and the Counts of Rivadavia, all of whom have given their name to the palace. The Entrance Hall is a rectangular vestibule, connects the courtyard to the street. There are tile skirting boards on the walls that show various events from the history of the city.

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Palace
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Renaissance
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Early modern period

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Observations: The Palace is the headquarters of the Provincial Council. You can access the building's hallway to see the interior patio and the exhibition hall. Phone: 983 427 100

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