The Casa Palacio de Guardiola is situated in the Puerta de Jerez, one of the most central and at the same time accesible locations in Seville, one hundred meters away from the most important cultural buildings in the town: the Cathedral, the Alcazar, the Torre del Oro or the University.
 

The Casa Palacio de Guardiola was built by the Counts of Aguiar, who lived in it from 1891 until 1944, when their heirs sold it to Don Salvador Guardiola Fantoni, who in 1945 moved in to live with his family.
 

The Casa Palacio occupies a surface of 1.490 m2 and has a total of 2.500 m2 built.

The house retains the rooms characteristic of a gentleman's house: summer (ground floor) and winter (first floor) bed rooms, living rooms, and dining rooms, chapel, library, arched patios, terraces, gardens, stables, etc.
 

The house is in perfect state of maintenance and livinghood and it is oriented and prepared to offer the maximum quality in service and food.

The courtyards and living rooms are available for the celebration of distinguished corporate events. In this website we present a set of available spaces, with plans of table seatings, as well as some sample menus that will make the planning of an event easier.

Article Casa de Guardiola 1923 BLANCO Y NEGRO Magazine, Number 1669