Palacio de la Condesa de París

The palace combines traditional Andalusian architecture with French decorative elements, featuring whitewashed walls, arched galleries, and a central courtyard with balconies.

Originally constructed by French architects in the mid-nineteenth century, the palace received its current name in 1916 through a Royal Decree honoring Isabel Francisca de Orleans.

The interior spaces display French courtly influences through wooden panels with golden trim, while the gardens follow Andalusian traditions with fruit trees and ornamental plants.

The palace contains three main sections: a front garden area with palm trees, the main residential building, and a private garden with pathways and historical structures.

The property includes one of Spain's first private electrical power stations, housed in a gabled roof building that supplied energy to the palace.

Location: Villamanrique de la Condesa

GPS coordinates: 37.24626,-6.30529

Latest update: March 8, 2025 20:37