Palace of Orive, Hall and Gardens

The Palace of Orive, Hall and Gardens form one of the most unique complexes in the Historic Centre of the city of Cordoba Also called ‘House of the Villalones family’, the palace is a unique Renaissance building, built in 1560, and is one of the most notable works of the architect Hernán Ruiz II. It forms part of a unique complex within the historic centre of Cordoba, the Orive block, and houses the Municipal Delegations of Culture and Historical Heritage and of City Promotion.
It has the Sala Orive, an exhibition hall recovered in 2009 on the structure of an unfinished chapel (16th century) belonging to the Monastery of San Pablo, located in the old orchard. This facility hosts exhibitions, conferences, concerts and presentations.