The Villa-Suso Palace is a Renaissance palace nestled in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. Originated in the 16th century by Juan de Salinas, a grandson of Martin Salinas, an ambassador of the Infante Fernando de Hungría y Bohemia at the court of Carlos V, the palace showcases the escudos of Martin de Salinas and his relations on two facades. Previously, Juan de Salinas seized the palace, which had been taken by the Calleja, and later liberated the fortress of San Vicente. Today, the palace boasts three salons equipped with modern technology, simultaneous interpretation resources, a megaphone, specialized team, projectors, video, and more, all whilst preserving its original Renaissance style.
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