Viana's Palace

It is also known as the Museo de los Patios (Museum of the Courtyards).

It is a stately home that belongs to the Viana´ s Marquises. We can see the evolution of the Cordoba architecture from the XIV Century to our days, as well as several types of crafts, surfaces decorated with Roman mosaics, wood-carving and excellent Mudéjar and Renaissance coffered ceilings.

The building is austere and little ostentous, although it has architectural elements of great monumentalness, such as the staircase that drives to the upper floor.

In its rooms we can see beautiful paintings, oil paintings by the Brueghel´ s school, a library with 7,000 volumes, unique collections of arms, pocelains, rugs, cordovans leather and embossed leather, and Flemish tapestry and some Goya´ s ones.