Next to one of the most historical of Seville’s street, Calle Feria, the Palacio de los Marqueses de la Algaba (Algaba Marquess’ Palace) is located. Not only will this palace impress you by its architecture but also it houses an on-site museum with collected Mudejar relics dated between 12th and 20th century.

Mudejar art (mudéjar in Spanish) is a style of art that resulted from the cohabitation of Christians and Muslims in Seville after the Reconquista. This small museum means the palace can also be called Centro del Mudéjar (centre of Mudejar art). It was built in the 15th century and it’s another perfect example of the harmonious blending of art styles: Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance, sign of the cohabitation of different peoples in Seville.

On the ground floor, a dreamy patio with a central fountain welcomes visitors. Climbing the majestic stairs you’ll arive to the first floor which houses the Mudejar exhibition. There you’ll be amazed by more than 100 relics – clay vessels, tiles, wooden ceilings – and learn about this interesting style thanks to the captions (Spanish and English versions).

Non guided tour or audioguide are provided.

Save-money tip: always free admission!

When to visit tip: if you have the chance, visit on Thursdays and enjoy the famous El Jueves flea market!

Lenght of the visit: 40 min. approx.