Palacio de Lebrija

History of the palace

Inside the palace there are artworks ranging from ancient Greece and Rome to Sorolla.

DISCOVER ITS HISTORY

The Palace-House

Explore the different parts of the palace: halls, rooms, artworks, mosaics, and much more.

THE PALACE ROOMS

Visit the Palace

All the information you need to plan your visit: opening hours, admission prices and more useful information.

OPENING HOURS AND ADMISSION PRICES

Lebrija Palace

ONE OF THE FINEST PALACE-HOUSES IN SEVILLE

Lebrija Palace is fast becoming one of Seville’s best palace houses to visit. Not only does it have some stunning mosaics, but its rooms also contain numerous archaeological remains of incalculable value: vases, amphorae, columns, vessels, and sculptures. The building is also bedecked with ornamental features like Arab-style arches, plateresque wall decorations, and a typically Andalusian facade and layout.

The Marquess of Lozoya, Director General of Fine Arts, described it as “the best paved palace in Europe”. Indeed, the 580 square metres of Roman mosaics covering the palace’s walls and floors make it the world’s most important private collection of its type.

VISIT THE PALACE-HOUSE