Palace · Úbeda
Casa de las Torres
Today: Casa de las Torres (Palacio de los Dávalos), Úbeda
- Place
- Úbeda
- Kind
- Palace
- Built
- c. 1520
- What remains
- Standing
- Visiting
- Not checked
The palace of the Dávalos family, medieval in origin, on whose site a new building went up around 1520. It has a three-storey Plateresque doorway, flanked by the two towers that give it its name, now lower than the originals, and a Renaissance courtyard with a double arcade that served as a model for the Hospital de Santiago. It is the seat of the School of Art.
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