Palacio Marqueses de la Algaba is a restored 15th-century palace on Plaza Calderón de la Barca in Seville’s Feria neighborhood. Its Mudéjar and Renaissance details make the building itself the main reason to stop. Inside, a small exhibition explores Mudéjar art and the palace’s history, with objects linked to the Moorish period through the 15th century. Entry is free, and the visit is brief, so it fits well between nearby sights such as Casa de Pilatos.
The palace and its exhibition
The palace is a restored noble residence dating to the 15th century. Its architecture brings together Mudéjar and Renaissance styles, placing it among Seville’s examples of civil Mudéjar art.
A small exhibition inside covers the building’s history and Mudéjar art. Displays include objects associated with the Moorish period through the 15th century. The exhibition is compact, with two rooms on the second floor of the rear building, so expect a short introduction rather than an extensive museum visit.
FAQ
Is entry to Palacio Marqueses de la Algaba free?
Yes. Entry is free.
How long does a visit take?
Allow about 10 minutes to see the palace and its small exhibition.
What can you see inside?
The palace has a small exhibition about its history and Mudéjar art, with objects linked to the Moorish period through the 15th century.
