Casa de las Torres

The Casa de las Torres, the first noble palace of Úbeda

On Plaza de San Lorenzo stands the Casa de las Torres, considered the first great noble palace of Úbeda in the sixteenth century. The Úbeda audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this imposing residence, framed by two towers, which opens the Renaissance golden age of the city.

The first palace-house of the city

The Casa de las Torres, also called Palacio de los Dávalos, is considered the first palace-house of Úbeda, built in the sixteenth century. An emblematic seigneurial residence, it owes its name to the two towers that frame its richly decorated façade. It announces the great architectural rise of the city in the Renaissance and is among the most remarkable civil buildings of the city.

What to see

You admire the richly decorated façade framed by two towers, as well as the interior patio of this pioneering Renaissance residence in Úbeda. Located on Plaza de San Lorenzo, it illustrates the beginnings of the architectural golden age of the city. It is a stop for lovers of architecture, away from the busiest sites.

Practical information

The Casa de las Torres lies on Plaza de San Lorenzo, in the heart of the historic centre of Úbeda, reachable on foot. The façade can be freely admired from the square; access inside depends on its current uses and its own hours. It is best to enquire before coming.

Why is the Casa de las Torres important in Úbeda?

Because it is considered the first palace-house of Úbeda, built in the sixteenth century, opening the Renaissance golden age of the city.

Where does the name of the Casa de las Torres come from?

From the two towers that frame its richly decorated façade; it is also called Palacio de los Dávalos, on Plaza de San Lorenzo.