Palacio Bucarelli

Seventeenth-century Baroque palace in Seville, also known as the Palacio de los Condes de Santa Coloma, which is still inhabited by the family that built it and can be visited as a permanent collection exhibition.

The Palacio Bucarelli, also known as the Palacio de los Condes de Santa Coloma, is a Baroque building erected in the 17th century by the Bucarelli family, of Florentine origin. Throughout its history it played a significant role in Seville's life, linked to overseas trade, and prominent figures have been born within its walls.

The visit allows you to explore a palace with more than four centuries of existence and to observe its architecture and its character as a stately home of Seville in times gone by. A distinctive feature is that the property has remained in the same family and its members still live in the building.

This is a permanent collection exhibition, designed for anyone who wishes to get to know closely the history of this Seville palace and its life over the centuries.