El palacio de san Telmo ( san telmo palace )
The Palace of San Telmo
San Telmo Palace is located along the river Guadalquivir. its main facade facing the Palos de la Frontera street and its side walls to the paseo de las Delicias and rabida street. its address is Avenidad de Roma s/n.
Formely in 1962 the palace was the seat of the seminary college of the university of didy and where were orphans of sailors and a century later became the Navy school
san telmo was called because it was the patron saint of sailors and is located in front of the main door.
Over the years it was intended for different uses as headquarters of the railroad company or literary university. And in the nineteenth century the Dukes of Montpensier (Antonio de Orleans and the Infanta Maria Luisa) settled in Seville, bought the building and transformed it into a palace and used as an official residence.
Upon the death of the Duke of Montpensier (Antonio de Orleans) the infanta MªLuisa donated part of the palace gardens to Seville. Which today it is called the Maria Luisa Park
San Telmo Palace is located along the river Guadalquivir. its main facade facing the Palos de la Frontera street and its side walls to the paseo de las Delicias and rabida street. its address is Avenidad de Roma s/n.
Formely in 1962 the palace was the seat of the seminary college of the university of didy and where were orphans of sailors and a century later became the Navy school
san telmo was called because it was the patron saint of sailors and is located in front of the main door.
Over the years it was intended for different uses as headquarters of the railroad company or literary university. And in the nineteenth century the Dukes of Montpensier (Antonio de Orleans and the Infanta Maria Luisa) settled in Seville, bought the building and transformed it into a palace and used as an official residence.
Upon the death of the Duke of Montpensier (Antonio de Orleans) the infanta MªLuisa donated part of the palace gardens to Seville. Which today it is called the Maria Luisa Park
