Palace of Monterrey in Salamanca

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The Palace of Monterrey in Salamanca is a renowned 16th-century Spanish Renaissance palace, celebrated for its ornate Plateresque architecture and historical association with the noble House of Alba.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance building
cultural heritage monument in Spain
palace
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Plateresque
Spanish Renaissance
associatedWith House of Alba
city Salamanca
commissionedBy 3rd Count of Monterrey
Alonso de Zúñiga y Acevedo
constructionStart 1539
16th century
continent Europe
country Spain
currentOwner House of Alba
decorativeStyle rich sculptural ornamentation
façadeOrientation towards Calle Prior
towards Plaza de Monterrey
function noble residence
representative palace
hasArchitect Fray Martín de Santiago
Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón
hasArchitecturalElement arcaded gallery
balconies
courtyard
decorative pinnacles
ornate façades
towers
hasCulturalSignificance important example of Plateresque architecture
symbol of the power of the House of Alba
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural
part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Old City of Salamanca
locatedIn Castile and León
Old City of Salamanca
Salamanca
materialUsed stone
namedAfter County of Monterrey
near Iglesia de la Purísima
Plaza de Monterrey
notableFor elaborate corner towers
highly decorated cornices
openingToPublic 20th century
region Castile and León
roofType sloping tiled roof
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 1988
usedFor cultural events
guided tours

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House of Alba seat Palace of Monterrey in Salamanca
frog on the skull (La Rana de Salamanca) partOf Palace of Monterrey in Salamanca
subject surface form: Frog on the Skull (La Rana de Salamanca)
this entity surface form: Plateresque façade of the University of Salamanca
Alba hasSeat Palace of Monterrey in Salamanca
subject surface form: House of Alba
Duke of Alba de Tormes historicalSeat Palace of Monterrey in Salamanca
this entity surface form: Palace of Monterrey, Salamanca