The Infantado Palace: Unmasking the Dukes' Power and Scandal

In the heart of Guadalajara, Spain, the Palace of the Infantado, a masterpiece of Isabelline architecture, with roots tracing back to the 15th century, commands attention. It served as the residence for the Dukes of Infantado, a family known for their ties to royalty and controversial reputation. By the end of the Spanish Civil War, the palace sustained damage, but it was conferred heritage listing in 1914 and now is home to the Museum of Guadalajara. The Palace of the Infantado is not merely a beautiful relic; it is an enigma, a repository of the stories hidden within its walls.

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