Palacio de los Marqueses de Berlanga

Today: Palacio de los Condestables, Berlanga de Duero

Place: Berlanga de Duero
Kind: Palace
Built: 16th century
What remains: Ruins
Visiting: Not checked

The Renaissance palace that the Tovar family, marquises of Berlanga, built in the 16th century at the foot of the castle, with a great three-storey façade topped by a gallery, between two towers, and terraced gardens behind. Napoleon's soldiers set it on fire in 1811, and today only the façade, which has lost one of its towers, and the entrance remain.

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