Archbishop's Palace, Seville

The Archbishop's Palace of Seville, a stunning example of Spanish Baroque architecture, has been the residence of bishops since the 13th century. Located in the historic Plaza Virgen de los Reyes, it features intricate interiors with frescoed ceilings and a rich collection of Baroque art, making it the third largest gallery in Seville. The palace's expansive grounds include two courtyards and a notable library housing ecclesiastical documents dating back to the 14th century. Visitors can admire its red façade, grand staircase, and significant historical artifacts, all while enjoying its proximity to the iconic Seville Cathedral.