Palace de Miraflores

The Palace de Miraflores is a baroque structure in Cortes, Madrid, displaying symmetrical facades and ornately decorated wall elements. The building features the typical stone work and proportions characteristic of this architectural style from the 1700s.

Architect Pedro de Ribera designed this palace during the baroque period to add to Madrid's growing collection of noble residences. The structure dates to the early 1700s and reflects the architectural traditions of that era.

The palace's name reflects the family connections and social standing of its original owners in Madrid society. Walking around it today, you can observe how wealthy residents of the period expressed their status through the building's elaborate exterior details.

The palace sits in central Madrid's Cortes neighborhood surrounded by other historic buildings. You can view the exterior architecture from the street and observe the details from multiple angles as you walk around the area.

The building received protection status as a Bien de Interés Cultural in 1976, placing it among Spain's officially recognized architectural monuments. This designation ensures that its structure will be preserved for future generations.