Palacio de Viana in Cordoba, Spain

Palacio de Viana or Viana Palace is a now museum whose name originates from its last owner, the Marquisate of Viana. It boasts lush gardens, intricate stonework in the twelve courtyards, and well-kept historical rooms. Visitors can take a self-guided tour following their leaflet or opt for a guided tour. In 1425, Ruy Fernández, Lord of Fuentecubierta, purchased a set of late medieval houses which makes up the main body of the palace. As time went on, eighteen different owners would add their own tastes, styles, and influences. The home has seen a lot of history and it wasn’t until 1980 that the III Marchioness of Viana, allowed for the acquisition of this property for public interest. The Palace today is managed by the Cajasur Foundation and sees many visitors who delight in the maze of buildings and gardens.

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Travel
Pl. de Don Gome, 2, 14001 Córdoba, Spain
Coordinates: 37.8886° N, 4.7741° W

Cost & Admission

Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Sunday, 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Monday, Closed

Adult Interior and Courtyards, €10.00
Adult Interior Only, €6.00
Children under 10,
Buy tickets here. Note they do have special events from time to time and prices can vary.

Food
No food inside.

Activities
Historical Site

Tips
Don’t miss out on the outside courtyards! We found them so relaxing and beautiful.