Palacio arzobispal

Today: Palacio arzobispal, Sevilla

Place: Sevilla
Kind: Palace
Built: 1505 to 1784
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Open to visit

The archbishops' residence, grown from houses the king gave to don Remondo, bishop of Segovia, in 1251. After the reforms of Diego de Deza from 1505, the one begun in 1582 made it a single palace; the doorways date from 1703 to 1705 (south) and 1720 to 1722 (west), the Throne Room was made between 1755 and 1775 and the works ended in 1784. It is still the archbishop's residence and can be visited in groups on two Saturdays a month.

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