Noble residence, former convent and educational use share this complex. Compare palace and church doorways: they reflect different stages. The courtyard shows space ordered through proportions and columns. Visiting depends on the building’s operation and tourism schedule. Respect teaching areas and confirm which parts are open rather than assuming unrestricted access.
Sources checked on 18 October 2026. Opening and access may change. The walk does not include admission; allow extra time for interiors. Routes have not been audited for accessibility.
Plan this visit
Notice how a gallery is supported
Municipal information highlights the courtyard’s brackets and capitals. Follow a line from a column to the gallery’s support, comparing structure and ornament. Then notice how the staircase changes the route’s direction. This adds a different reading to comparing the two exterior doorways.
A school with its own tourist visiting times
The ensemble still has an educational use. Confirm tourist access before planning a weekday entry and respect the designated areas. The municipal source notes changes of level both outside and inside. If you need to avoid steps, ask about the actual route rather than only the entrance. If the courtyard is unavailable, keep the garden and doorway observation without searching for access through school departments.
