Casa Guardiola

Casa Guardiola, Seville dates back to the 19th century, during the boom of Romanticism in Seville, when its construction was ordered by Andrés Parladé y Sánchez de Quirós, the Count of Aguiar, Royal Delegate of Fine Arts and Delegate-Director of the excavations in Itálica.
It has all the features of a stately home of the time, with access via an unsaddling patio, with the stables on one side and the house on the other with a main patio, loggia, garden, salons and other facilities.
Its facilities can host events of various sizes, both indoors and outdoors, for up to 300 people.