An eclectic jewel that overlaps with kitsch, but way too overpriced for what it offers, almost as expensive as the world famous Alcazar. A potential alternative if you have time and already visited all the other major attractions. As art enthusiast, I would personally not recommend.

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• Renaissance house with gardens characterized by the eclectic taste of his owners for Mudéjar (islamic) and ancient classic art. Overall the result is picturesque in some corners, despite an overall feeling of naive imitation, that gives a sort of kitsch vibe to the building (sort of ante-litteram Malibù estate)

• Audio-guide (in English) pretty tedious, probably poorly auto generated through some online translation

• Price way too high for what is offered (also considering it’s a private estate, not public): 12€ for the ground floor (that we visited) plus additional 6€ for upper floor (as I understand more modern, with a guided tour)…18€ vs 20€ of world famous Alcazar (incl. Royal Apartments)

• A curiosity: the audio guide briefly mentions it, but the original complex was bought by this noble family sometime in the Middle Ages, from the Holy Inquisition ( the Religious Court that persecuted Muslim, Jews etc) that confiscated from the previous owner (reasonably because accused of not being considered as proper Catholics)….not a “glorious heritage” for the story of this family and their estate