Historical tour of the Palacio Portocarrero and its gardens
The Alcázar Palacio Portocarrero is an architectural jewel that combines Roman vestiges from the 2nd century, Almohad walls from the 12th century, and the elegance of a stately Renaissance palace. Declared a Property of Cultural Interest, this imposing inhabited monument served as a film set for the movie Kingdom of Heaven directed by Ridley Scott.
The guided tour covers its elegant palatial rooms decorated with period tapestries and the unique Living Orange Museum, a set of Hispano-Mudejar gardens protected by the Arab wall that house more than 400 varieties of citrus fruits.
To attend, it is mandatory to process a reservation in advance by phone or website before arrival. Guided tours are held in the morning and afternoon and general admission is purchased From 10€.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the entrance to the Palacio Portocarrero cost?
General admission is available from 10€ and requires an appointment in advance.
Is it required to book in advance?
Yes, it is mandatory to process the reservation in advance by phone or web form before attending.
What stands out in its garden areas?
The Living Orange Museum stands out, Hispano-Mudejar gardens surrounded by the Almohad wall that house more than 400 varieties of citrus fruits.