Spanish Historic Heritage
This collection showcases the architectural heritage of El Puerto de Santa María, historically known as the 'City of a Hundred Palaces.' The selection features the 13th-century Castle of San Marcos, built over an Almohad mosque, alongside Gothic religious sites like the Basílica Menor. The numerous 17th and 18th-century manor houses, such as Palacio de Vizarrón and Casa de los Leones, reflect the city's prosperity during the age of maritime trade with the Americas.
A Castle of San Marcos
Castle of San Marcos is a medieval castle located in El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz, Spain.
Palacio de Vizarrón
17th-century Baroque manor house featuring a distinctive stone facade and traditional lookout tower.
Monasterio de la Victoria
Late Gothic monastery founded in the early 16th century by the Dukes of Medinaceli.
Palacio de Araníbar
17th-century Baroque palace currently housing the municipal tourism office, featuring original marble floors and a central courtyard.
Casa palacio de los Leones
18th-century Baroque residence distinguished by its ornate stone carvings and a central patio with columns.
Basílica Menor de Nuestra Señora de los Milagros
15th-century Gothic basilica featuring a notable Renaissance portal and Baroque chapels dedicated to the city's patron saint.
Palacio Reinoso Mendoza
16th-century Renaissance palace with a carved stone exterior and an interior arcaded courtyard.
Palacio Valdivieso
17th-century Baroque mansion showcasing the architecture typical of the region's wealthy merchant class.
Palacio de Roque Aguado
18th-century manor house situated along the riverfront, reflecting the city's historical mercantile wealth.
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