Palace of Davila - Jerez de la Frontera - Andalusia - City palace

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Palau de Dávila has Renaissance origins and was built by Bartolomé Núñez Dávila in the early 16th century . It was inhabited by D. Pedro Benavente.

Although access is via Plaça de Basurt , the main façade overlooks Plaça Benavente next to the Palau de Campo Real.
The main entrance with a straight facade is flanked by pairs of columns.

The windows on the facade stand out , beautifully drawn, and the bars, later copied in other palace houses.

The most characteristic element is the double corner balcony.

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