Palace · Spain · Still standing
Palace of Zarzuela
The Zarzuela Palace is a country palace on the outskirts of Madrid that serves as the residence and working offices of the Spanish monarch. Built in the 17th century as a hunting lodge, it is a compact rectangular stone building with a steep slate roof, lateral colonnaded arcades and formal gardens to the rear. The palace contains a small court theatre where the Spanish musical-dramatic genre zarzuela originated.
First raised
1627
Its prime
1627
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 1627
The shape it held in its prime.
A low, rectangular stone palace with a steep hipped slate roof punctured by rows of dormer windows, a central pedimented entrance bay with large gridded ground-floor windows, and single-storey colonnaded arcades stretching from each side. Behind the main block sit formal rectangular parterre gardens framed by clipped alleys and tree belts; the whole sits low in the landscape with surrounding wooded hunting grounds rising in the distance.
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6 places to explore in 1627.
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