We coincidentally stumbled across this place, but you should really make an effort of going there. A really wonderful palace with stunning interior, patios, art, ceilings.... The second floor can only be visited with a guide, so do plan!

I noticed this palace walking in the street. At once I was not so sure to visit due to the price but I decided to try, at first i visited the first floor with patios but I did not appreciate so much because I did...More

It's been restored. The Archaeology pieces that are present are neat. The mosaic tile work is very abundant in the home. Photos downstairs only. Their is a number of Ivory pieces present. Including Jesus on the cross. A must see. Enjoy the garden while here.

Definitely worth a visit, for the mosaic alone. The architecture and the design of this mansion are superb, and the artwork is great. It is a relatively short visit so you don't need to plan your whole day around it. Make sure that the house...More

The Moorish ancestry of Andalucía is apparent in this beautiful house that belonged to the Countess of Lebrija between 1901 and 1914. The floors are covered in Roman mosaics and the walls with Moorish tiles. Definitely take the guided tour.

What a wonderful, historic house which shows how the Duchess of Alba lived. Fascinating architecture and interiors.

If you visit sevilla in the summer, this palacio is cool! In more ways than one. We hired a guide, worked for the univeristy. To explain all the art work and tile, architecture. I love this plalacio.

This lovely traditional house is paved throughout by original Roman mosaics, including some of the best I have ever seen. At first you feel guilty walking on them, but you have no choice as the contesa's roman collection forms an integral part of the house,...More

Wonderful Roman mosaics - some very famous. Fascinating collection. Pay the extra for the upstairs tour - it's worth it

This place is a heaven for someone who loves photography as the building is so beautiful. My favourite part of was the staircase leading to first floor and of course private tour of the 1st floor. Since it hasn't discovered massively by tourist it was...More