Palacio de Zubieta

Today: Palacio de Zubieta, Ispáster

Place: Ispáster
Kind: Palace
Built: c. 1716 to 1800
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

A Baroque palace with a façade of two twin towers, which Miguel Vélez de Larrea had built on an existing tower house after his marriage to Jacinta Adán de Yarza. Work began in 1716, to plans drawn up in Madrid, and the niche on the façade holds a stone image of San Miguel. It has been a cultural asset of Vizcaya since 1984 and is now used as a venue for weddings and large events.

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