The story of Liria Palace: A deep dive into its history & collections

The palace’s iconic library is a literary fortress stacked with 18,000 volumes. You’re walking through the pages of European history, with the scent of aged parchment in the air. First editions? Check. Royal letters? Absolutely. Columbus’s handwriting? Yes, that’s here too.

Liria’s art collection reads like a VIP guest list: Goya, Rubens, El Greco, and Velázquez casually hanging in the halls. Forget white walls and spotlights—here, masterpieces share space with chandeliers, velvet sofas, and a level of elegance that whispers, “Please try not to faint.”

This curvy marble marvel doesn’t just connect floors—it commands attention. With classical sculptures watching your every move, you might feel tempted to throw on a cape and descend like you own the place. No judgment, as we’d do it too.

Small but stunning, the private chapel is pure visual poetry. Think gold detailing, sacred art, and a hush that makes even the marble floors feel reverent. It’s the kind of place that makes you speak in a whisper without really knowing why.

Velvet chairs, silk walls, and chandeliers with more sparkle than a royal tiara. Each room is a masterclass in how the aristocratic lived—dining rooms that hosted royalty, parlors made for plotting, and enough decorative flair to make Versailles do a double-take.