Palace of Santoña, Baroque palace in Cortes district, Madrid, Spain.
The Palace of Santoña is a baroque building in Madrid's Cortes district that combines 18th-century design with decorative elements. Its structure features rooms arranged around interior courtyards, typical of Spanish noble residences from that period.
The building was originally constructed in the 16th century as a noble residence. Major transformations occurred in the 18th century under architect Pedro de Ribera, followed by additional modifications in the 19th century.
The palace served as a residence for noble families and reflects how Madrid's upper class lived during different centuries. Its decorated rooms show the style and taste that defined Spanish aristocratic life.
The palace is located in central Madrid and is accessible by public transportation. Since it mainly functions as an event venue, visitors should confirm in advance whether tours or access are available.
The building once served as a gathering place for intellectuals and artists from Madrid's high society. This role as a cultural hub in the 19th century remains part of its identity today.
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