The Palace of the Chancellery in Granada
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The Palace of the Chancellery is a building in the Plaza Nueva in Granada. It was built by king of Spain Charles I between 1531 and 1587 to house the Royal Chancery of Granada.
It now houses the headquarters of the Superior Court of Justice of Andalusia. It was also declared a building of cultural interest and is considered the most emblematic Mannerist work in the city. It was the first building of its kind to be built in Spain to host a court of law.
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Tourist attractions in the neighbourhood of "The Palace of the Chancellery in Granada":
- Church of Santa Ana in Granada (0.14 km)
- Albayzín (0.16 km)
- Granada Cathedral (0.26 km)
- Royal Chapel of Granada (0.27 km)
- Casa de los Tiros (0.28 km)
- El Bañuelo (0.37 km)
- Town Hall of Granada (0.41 km)
- Castril Palace (0.44 km)
- Hotel Molinos (0.48 km)
- Alhambra (0.55 km)
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building architecture |
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tile cement |
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gratis |
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| Geographical coordinates | 37.1770390, -3.5962410 |
| Address | Granada, Imprenta 2 |
| Construction dates | 1531 - |