Palace los Golfines de Abajo (Tatiana Foundation)

This is a “two-tier museum”: the palace building itself is part of the historical Caceres centre, the former residence of the noble Golfins family. Most of the interior furnishings and decorations, however, were brought from another palace belonging to the family, in Madrid. So, many times and places in just one visit.

Book a guided tour to enjoy your visit at the museum. Our guide explained the concept and relevance of each room and answered our questions very well. Don’t miss out the intricate murals on the wall, tapestries, and the well-preserved vogue magazine during the 15th century. You can request for an English speaking guide for your visit.

You can only visit the palace in a guided visit, but it’s totally worth it! The guide was super nice and really engaging and the palace has many unique features! You’ll be in rooms that remain the same from the XVI century and other rooms more typical of the XIX century. You’ll follow the story of the Golfines family throughout many centuries. It’s very interesting, highly connected with the Spanish story itself. The palace is impeccably renovated! Highly recommend this visit!

Apart from one room (sala de armas) and the building itself, there is nothing really to see if any importance. Many more places in Cáceres that are more worth visiting. Besides we had a very rude and unprofessional guide Elena that was guiding us. Not a top attraction at all.

Amazing tour of the palace. While the inside itself is well done, the real highlight are the stories the guide will tell on the tour. Highly recommended

Definitely a must-see in Cáceres. We had a guided tour and it was great to get this voice-over on the old palace.

No English spoken and as you had to have a guide. So inaccessible.

Great tour and very knowledgeable staff. Impressive displays and collections in great settings per room. Highly recommended!!!