Palacio de la duquesa de Sueca

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Palacio de la duquesa de Sueca, 18th-century mansion in Centro district, Madrid, Spain

The palace features three central courtyards connected to upper floors through stairways, with a horizontal development across three unified levels under continuous eaves.

Built in 1791 by architect Antonio de Abajo, the palace served as residence for the Duchess of Sueca, María Teresa de Borbón y Vallabriga, and Manuel Godoy.

The building stands on the former grounds of the Imperial College of the Jesuits, initially functioning as a school for children of Carlos III's servants.

Located between Plaza de la Cebada and Plaza Tirso de Molina, the 7,200-square-meter structure awaits restoration while municipal authorities determine its future purpose.

The palace gained public attention in 2015 when it appeared in the television series 'El Ministerio del Tiempo' as the ministry headquarters entrance.

Location: Madrid

Location: Centro

Location: Embajadores

GPS coordinates: 40.41165,-3.70671

Latest update: May 15, 2025 15:17

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