Inside, as part of the exhibition spaces of the Guadalajara Museum, visitors can admire the Battle and Atalanta rooms, which are adorned with frescoes by Rómulo Cincinato.
This Italian was part of the team assembled by the Fifth Duke of the Infantado to undertake a magnificent renovation of his main residences between 1569 and 1580.
Ultimately, the successful blending of diverse styles and the involvement of leading artists have elevated the Infantado Palace to the very pinnacle of architectural history, establishing it as a landmark of human creative genius, as evidenced by its inclusion on UNESCO’s Tentative List of World Heritage Sites.
Free admission.
Opening times and tickets:
Access to the Museum (permanent and temporary exhibitions) shall be governed by the Order of 28 January 2014. The days when admission is free will be:
- Tuesday to Friday: 5.00 pm to 7.00 pm
- Saturdays and Sundays.
- 18 May (International Museum Day).
- 31 May (Castille-La Mancha Day).
Accessibility
- Signposted alternative entrance for wheelchair users
- Access to the upper floor via the lift Request information
- Toilets with facilities