Stately tour of the Casa Palacio de Salinas
On the central calle Mateos Gago, a few steps from the Giralda, the Casa Palacio de Salinas is a 16th-century noble residence that is still inhabited by its original owners. Its architecture masterfully fuses the Gothic, Renaissance, and Mudejar styles that characterized the Sevillian aristocracy during the golden years of trade with the Indies.
The audioguide itinerary allows you to step into its imposing main courtyard with a double gallery with marble columns and Plateresque plasterwork. Among its most valuable pieces, an authentic 2nd century A.D. Roman mosaic from the Itálica archaeological site and the niche with the stone carving of the Virgin of the Remedies stand out.
The general admission fee is 12€, with a special discount of 10€ for residents of Seville city. The tour lasts approximately 40 minutes and can be booked on their official website.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a discount on admission for residents of Seville?
Yes, there is a reduced rate of 10€ for those born in or registered in Seville city upon presenting proof.
What historical Roman element is preserved in the house?
It preserves in its interior courtyard a magnificent 2nd century A.D. Roman mosaic found in the ruins of Itálica.
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