Mansions and private mansions to visit Spain

Built in 1897, it is a copy of the Venetian Palace Vendramin Calergi. A part is reserved for the socios, but another is accessible. There is a restaurant and bar, open from 10:00. 

It was the seat of the electricity plant, built in 1897 by an architect of Puente Genil, Rodrigo García. It owes its name to the sculpture of the Roman goddess Aurora crowning the building. It will also be noted its facade with neo-mudéjares echoes.

Close to the palace of the Marquises of Beniel, it is an old seigniorial house from the beginning of the 16th century, in Mudejar style. Note its beautiful exterior façade and, inside, a square courtyard surrounded by a gallery with brick columns. Oral tradition tells that the writer Miguel de Cervantes stayed there. And that this is where the Bishop of Málaga, Fray Alonso de Santo Tomas, the presumed illegitimate son of King Philip IV, was born in the seventeenth century. The house now houses the official language school of Vélez-Málaga.