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The late Renaissance architecture of Palacio de Orellana

The late Renaissance architecture of Palacio de Orellana

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Palacio de Orellana is a historic palace in Salamanca, showcasing a blend of classical design with Mannerist elements.

Palacio de Orellana is a historic palace located in the historic centre of Salamanca. It is considered an example of late Renaissance architecture, combining classical design with Mannerist elements.

The palace was built in 1576 and has traditionally been linked to the patronage of Francisco Pereira de Anaya. The architect Juan Ribero de Rada is also associated with its construction.

Palacio de Orellana was declared a Bien de Interés Cultural with monument status on 16 March 2000. It remains a significant architectural site in the city.

Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons

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