Patio de la Infanta

Today: Patio de la Infanta (Ibercaja), Zaragoza

Place: Zaragoza
Kind: Palace
Built: 1550
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

The Renaissance courtyard of 1550 from the palace of the banker Gabriel Zaporta, lender to Charles V, with ringed columns and medallions of emperors and kings. The palace was dismantled in 1903, a French antiques dealer bought the courtyard and portal, and Ibercaja acquired them in 1957 and installed the courtyard in 1980 in its head office on the Plaza de Basilio Paraíso, where it is used as an exhibition hall. It no longer stands where it was built.

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