Palacio de la Conquista

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Palacio de la Conquista is a Renaissance-style palace in Trujillo, Spain, notable for its ornate Plateresque façade commissioned by the conquistador Francisco Pizarro’s family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance building
historic monument
palace
architecturalStyle Plateresque
Renaissance
associatedWith Francisco Pizarro
Pizarro family
linked to: Pizarro brothers

Spanish conquest of the Americas
commissionedBy family of Francisco Pizarro
continent Europe
country Spain
culturalContext Spanish Renaissance
hasArchitecturalElement coat of arms reliefs
corner balcony
decorated windows
sculpted figures
hasFaçadeStyle Plateresque
hasViewOn main square of Trujillo
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural
heritageDesignationCountry Spain
heritageDesignationType monument
locatedIn Extremadura
Province of Cáceres
Spain
Trujillo
locatedOn Plaza Mayor de Trujillo
material stone
municipality Trujillo
notableFor ornate Plateresque façade
partOf historic center of Trujillo
subjectOf architectural studies
tourist guides
tourismAttraction yes
use residential palace

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Trujillo, Extremadura hasLandmark Palacio de la Conquista
Plaza Mayor of Trujillo near Palacio de la Conquista
Plaza Mayor of Trujillo near Palacio de los Orellana-Pizarro
linked to: Palacio de la Conquista