Public building · Granada
Real Chancillería
Today: Palacio de la Chancillería, Granada
- Place
- Granada
- Kind
- Public building
- Built
- 1531 to 1587
- What remains
- Standing
- Visiting
- Not checked
The palace that Charles I ordered built for the Royal Chancellery, the court moved from Ciudad Real and effective in 1505; it went up between 1531 and 1587. The façade is by Francisco del Castillo el Mozo, and the courtyard, dated 1540, is attributed to Diego de Siloé. The Royal Prison stood behind it, and today the building is the seat of the High Court of Justice of Andalusia.
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