Right off Plaza de España is the castle of Don Diego Colón, Columbus's son and viceroy of the colony, and his wife Maria de Toledo. Built in 1517 and restored in 1955, the Renaissance-style structure brings history to life. There are 22 luxuriously furnished rooms showcasing the lifestyle of the ruling class of the era.
Right off Plaza de España is the castle of Don Diego Colón, Columbus's son and viceroy of the colony, and his wife Maria de Toledo. Built in 1517 and restored in 1955, the Renaissance-style structure brings history to life. There are 22 luxuriously furnished rooms showcasing the lifestyle of the ruling class of the era.