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Virrey Laserna Palace: Guided Tour

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Duration: 40mins
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Pat, United Kingdom

10 Oct 2025

Excellent

An amazing visit behind the scenes into an historic family home, full of surprises and treasures, led by a very informative and personable host, thank you for guiding us through your family...

An amazing visit behind the scenes into an historic family home, full of surprises and treasures, led by a very informative and personable host, thank you for guiding us through your family history and beautiful home

Virrey Laserna Palace: Guided Tour

Anonymous

23 Jul 2024

Good

Very enjoyable short tour of a grand Jerez house which is still lived in by the family.

Virrey Laserna Palace: Guided Tour

Archy, Spain

30 Oct 2025

Excellent

Todo muy bien enseñado por el marqués dueño de la casa

Virrey Laserna Palace: Guided Tour

About: Virrey Laserna Palace

Virrey Laserna is a neoclassical-style a palace in Jerez de la Frontera, Andalusia, Spain. Built on the foundations of an Arab palace, Virrey Laserna has been in the same family since the 14th-century and is open to visitors since 2015.

Virrey Laserna Palace

8 Calle Pozuelo, 11403, Jerez de la Frontera

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