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Palacio de Viana

A stately palace on Plaza de Don Gome in Córdoba, with twelve courtyards, a garden and the stables, plus a house that was lived in until 1980 and preserves furniture and works of art collected since 1425. Its origins date back to the 14th century, and it passed through several noble families. The courtyards have their own names: Recibo, los Gatos, los Naranjos, las Rejas, la Madama, las Columnas, la Alberca, el Pozo, los Jardineros, la Capilla, el Archivo and la Cancela. Inside there is a Baroque Room and a Tapestry Room with its collection of tapestries and works by Julio Romero de Torres. The courtyard ticket also includes the institutional area on the ground floor; the interior can only be seen on a guided tour of about 40 minutes, in Spanish with written translations in English and French.

Things to do at Palacio de Viana: 3 missions

• Find the Patio de las RejasFind the Patio de las Rejas by following the plan of the twelve courtyards and photograph it in full from its entrance.
• Admire the Tapestry RoomOn the guided tour of the interior, take in the Tapestry Room and look for one of the works by Julio Romero de Torres in the collection.
• Enter through the Patio de ReciboBegin the tour in the Patio de Recibo, the first of the twelve, and look at the gallery of arches on columns that surrounds it.

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Source: Web oficial - Palacio de Viana