Visit to the Casa-Palacio de Palma

The Museo Casa-Palacio de los Palma represents one of the most complete exponents of Andalusian noble architecture, with an origin that intertwines with conventual history and the local nobility of the 16th and 17th centuries. Declared a Property of Cultural Interest, this palace preserves the traces of its stately past and its links to local legends associated with the Río Genil.

During the visit, the public walks through a magnificent coach house, the old stables, and a double central porticoed courtyard with marble columns that leads into the traditional courtyard of orange trees. On the upper floor, sumptuous halls are decorated with Mudejar coffered ceilings, period furniture, antique galleries, and historical floors preserved since the 16th century.

The general entrance fee is 3€, making it one of the most enriching options to understand palatial life in the heart of Écija. It is recommended to spend at least an hour to calmly walk through its rooms and interior gardens.