Like others, I couldn't get into the building and there was no information on hours. But the... read more
We came across it as we were having a stroll and it is in front of the Cathedral’s main... read more
Updating Map... Like others, I couldn't get into the building and there was no information on hours. But the outside and the grounds is interesting and it's close to the old Roman walled area so convenient for a quick look.
We came across it as we were having a stroll and it is in front of the Cathedral’s main gate. Nothing was left from the original medieval building that was built in the time of the Reconquista. Today’s building is from the 18th century, though...More
The archbishop´s palace is located on the right side at the end of the “Calle de Santiago” when you arrive on the “plaza de las Bernardas”. It is a nice restored building, not very special on the outside. From the year 1858 until 1939, the...More
I am confused by the review that says this site is open for guided tours. We were told at the tourist office that it is private property and not open for visits. Since it is a/the site where Isabella met Columbus, and the site where...More
The palace is on the pretty, less crowded side of the city. Beautiful building with interesting history...wish we could see the inside. Loved seeing all the storks on the old building in the walled yard area.
The original spanish name sounds so much more grand!!! A very nice place to wander and explore, There were tours of the interior, but only in Spanish. The area is surrounded by a plaza that is a gathering place for locals in the evenings The...More
A very nice place to wander and explore, more exterior than interior. We heard there were tours of the interior, but only in Spanish. The area is surrounded by a plaza that is a gathering place for locals in the evenings and weekends, plenty of...More
The Archbishop Palace is located at Plaza del Palacio. It was built in the 13th century by Rodrigo Ximenez de Rada (hero of the Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa in 1212) as a palace-fortress to house the archbishops of Toledo until the 19th century....More
