Ducal Palace of Gandia
The Ducal Palace of the Borja family in Gandia combines Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Its principal rooms include the Hall of Crowns and the Golden Gallery. The palace’s history includes Saint Francis Borgia, the fourth Duke of Gandia.
Ducal Palace of Gandia
The Ducal Palace of the Borja family in Gandia combines Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Its principal rooms include the Hall of Crowns and the Golden Gallery. The palace’s history includes Saint Francis Borgia, the fourth Duke of Gandia.
Editorial interpretation: the named rooms and the association with a ducal family offer a way to consider the palace through spaces and people together. Its architectural mixture encourages attention to different elements rather than a single stylistic label.
Written by Le Roi du Château. It sets out what is documented, not what is worth seeing.
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