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In the heart of the historic center of Seville, the majestic Casa de Pilatos stands as an architectural monument that masterfully combines Renaissance, Mudéjar, and Gothic elements. This residence, located in Plaza de Pilatos, is a living testament to the rich history and diversity of styles that characterize this charming city.
The Casa de Pilatos dates back to the 15th century and was originally the residence of Pedro Enríquez de Quiñones and Catalina de Ribera. Inspired by their pilgrimage to the Holy Land, they recreated the Stations of the Cross, giving rise to one of Seville’s most symbolic noble residences.
This palace is a unique example of architectural fusion, blending Gothic structures, Mudéjar tilework, and Italian Renaissance façades. Its central courtyard, marble columns, ornamental gardens, and richly decorated halls create an atmosphere of elegance and historical depth.
Among its highlights are the monumental marble staircase, the chapel, and rooms decorated with exquisite Sevillian tiles and Renaissance artworks that narrate the history of one of the city’s most influential noble families.
Casa de Pilatos is open to visitors year-round and is one of the most important cultural landmarks in Seville. Guided tours allow deeper insight into its history, architecture, and artistic heritage.
Explore Casa de Pilatos with a Guided Tour
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