A palace in Asturias that soars above the rest

The Palace of Martimporra, located in Asturias, Spain, was built by Juan de Valvidares and Cecilia Estrada, Marquis of Villapanes, in the 17th century. The palace is considered one of the best examples of rural palaces in Asturias, with a square distribution, two floors of height, and two towers on both sides. The two towers, standing at greater heights than the rest of the building, have become the palace's defining feature. On the second floor, you can see the coat of arms of the Estrada family. The chapel in front of the palace was built before the palace. It dates back to the 17th century. The chapel, dedicated to the Virgin of the Way, has a single nave, a south-opening sacristy that serves as a family crypt, and its interior is covered with a star-vaulted ceiling. The conjunct as a whole is considered a Monument of Historic-Artistic Interest since September 21, 1982.

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