Built in the 15th-century, the Palacio de las Dueñas leads as a symbol of rich historical and cultural heritage in the fascinating city of Seville. Currently belonging to the House of Alba, the palace comprises a network of elaborate facades and impressively styled buildings, from Gothic-Mudejar to the Renaissance.

Stroll along whitewashed walls, marbled arches, and ceramic tiled paths, adorned with beautifully diverse collections of paintings and sculptures, at the enigmatic Palacio de las Dueñas. Highlights include the iconic bougainvillea facade that greets visitors at the entrance, and the colourful Patio del Limonero. As one of the greatest historical attractions in the city, the palace is perfect for culture vultures, art lovers, and history buffs alike.