Palace · Tineo

Palacio de los Omaña

Today: Palacio de los Omaña (Palacio de Rozadiella), Tineo

Place
Tineo
Kind
Palace
Built
1649
What remains
Standing
Visiting
Private

A large urban-rural palace with a chapel that Lope de Omaña and his wife Catalina Valdés built in 1649 at Rozadiella, with a three-storey house, a second block in the form of a tower and a rubble wall on the east side. The palace is a private home. The chapel, made for the family pantheon and holding three Baroque altarpieces of the late 17th century, shows the effects of long abandonment.

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