Palacio de Viana Halls

The halls of the Viana Palace preserve the memory of the noble families who once lived there and reflect the evolution of artistic taste in Córdoba from the 16th to the 20th century. Below we present each of them, with a brief description and a link for further information.

Porcelain Hall

The Porcelain Hall features delicate European and Oriental pieces, arranged in display cases and shelves that turn the room into a true cabinet of curiosities. It is one of the most refined spaces in the Viana Palace, ideal for understanding the collecting taste of the Cordoban aristocracy.

Painting Rooms

The Painting Rooms display a carefully selected collection of paintings from various periods and schools, featuring religious, historical, and genre-themed works. The tour shows how the Viana Palace also served as an important art repository, enriched generation after generation.

Coffered Ceiling Hall

The Coffered Ceiling Hall stands out for its magnificent carved wooden ceiling, inspired by the Mudejar tradition. The warmth of the coffered ceiling and the mural decoration make this room one of the most spectacular in the palace, where architecture and decoration blend perfectly.

Dining Hall

The Dining Hall recreates the grand banquets and receptions of the noble household, with a large central table and period furnishings. The dinnerware, glassware, and decorative details help imagine the family’s everyday life during celebratory moments.

Hall of Signatures

The Hall of Signatures owes its name to the documents and dedications that commemorate illustrious visits and significant events. It is a space closely tied to the institutional history of the Viana Palace, highlighting its role as a place for meetings and agreements.

Gobelins Hall

The Gobelins Hall is notable for its large-format tapestries, inspired by prestigious European workshops. These textile pieces bring color, texture, and considerable artistic value, transforming the room into a true gallery of historic tapestry.

Goya Hall

The Goya Hall takes its name from works and engravings related to the universe of the brilliant Aragonese painter or inspired by his style. It is a key room for understanding the Enlightenment and Romantic tastes that also reached the noble houses of Córdoba.

Mosaic Hall in the Viana Palace

The Mosaic Hall houses a spectacular Roman pavement from archaeological excavations, integrated into the palace’s architecture. This room highlights the historical continuity of Córdoba, from Roman times to the aristocratic atmosphere of Viana.

Portuguese Hall

The Portuguese Hall is characterized by its décor inspired by Portuguese taste, with tiles, furniture, and details that evoke the close relationship between the Iberian Peninsula and its artistic traditions. It is an elegant and bright room with a strong personality.

Red Hall

The Red Hall is named for the intense color of its upholstery and walls, which create an intimate and solemn atmosphere. It was conceived as a space for representation and conversation, where the warm tones enhance the sense of seclusion and distinction.

Hall of the Senses

The Hall of the Senses offers a more evocative experience, where the décor, objects, and the very environment of the Viana Palace invite a sensory journey. It is a room designed for calmly enjoying the details and the ambiance of the house.

Tobias Hall

The Tobias Hall is named after one of the scenes depicted in its decoration, linked to the biblical story of Tobias. The religious iconography, along with the historical furniture, reinforces the devotional yet domestic character of this room in the palace.