Audio Guide of Palace of the Dukes of Alba

The Palace of the Dukes of Alba has specific opening hours that may vary by season. We strongly recommend checking the official website of Coria Town Hall or contacting the local tourist office directly for the latest opening times, so you can ensure a smooth visit. You can find contact information on the Coria Town Hall website or by calling the Coria Tourist Office at 927 50 80 00.

At present, the Palace of the Dukes of Alba is usually free to enter, allowing all visitors to enjoy its heritage at no cost. However, we recommend confirming this information with the Coria Tourist Office or on the Town Hall website in case of any updates to fees or special events that may involve a charge.

For a complete and rewarding visit to the Palace of the Dukes of Alba, we recommend setting aside 1 to 2 hours. This will give you enough time to admire the architecture, discover the historic features, and soak up the atmosphere without rushing. If you are a history lover, you may want to spend a little longer exploring every detail.

The Palace of the Dukes of Alba, also known as Coria Castle, is a key part of the region’s history. It was built in the 15th century on top of an earlier fortress and has witnessed major events over the centuries, serving as the residence of one of Spain’s most influential noble houses. Its importance lies in being a magnificent example of both military and residential architecture, as well as in its connection to historical figures relevant to the city of Coria.

To enjoy it at its best, spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit, as the weather is milder and more pleasant. As for the time of day, the early morning hours are usually quieter, helping you avoid crowds and enjoy beautiful light for photos. If you are visiting in summer, late afternoon is also a good option to avoid the intense heat.

Given the age of the building, accessibility for people with reduced mobility may be limited in certain areas of the Palace. It is essential to contact the Coria Tourist Office directly at 927 50 80 00 or visit its official website before your visit to obtain detailed information about accessible sections and any available adaptations.

Coria is full of charm. Do not miss the impressive Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption, the Jewish Quarter, the Roman walls, and the Old Bridge over the Alagón River. You can also take a walk through its picturesque old town. Everything is relatively close together, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the history of Coria.

Of course—here are a few. Wear comfortable shoes, as there may be uneven surfaces. Read about the history of the Palace before you go so you can better appreciate every corner; the Tourist Office has very useful brochures. And of course, do not forget your camera to capture the beauty of this historic monument. If you are interested in the audio guides we create, we can make one just for this palace—write to us at our email address.