History of lineage at the Palacio Bucarelli

Located in the quiet San Lorenzo neighborhood, the Palacio Bucarelli (also known as the palace of the Counts of Santa Coloma) is one of the most unique civil Baroque stately residences in Seville. Built at the end of the 17th century by a wealthy Florentine merchant family, it has remained in the hands of fourteen generations of the same lineage to this day.

The self-guided tour visits the spacious Patio del Apeadero, the landscaped loggia of over 1,000 square meters, the old stables, and the summer living rooms. In the complete visits, you also gain access to the main floor, contemplating dining rooms, galleries, and bedrooms decorated with period furniture, portraits, and belongings.

The general admission for the visit is priced at 10€ (8€ for residents in Seville), while the complete visit costs 16€. The building has a quota of free admission on non-holiday Mondays in the afternoon under the BIC protection framework with limited capacity.