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Palacio de Habsburgo (Madrid)
Palacio
Historic palace of the House of Habsburg in Madrid
El Escorial
Monasterio
Monastery and palace built by Philip II of Habsburg. Symbol of the power of the Spanish Habsburgs. Here are buried the kings of Spain since Charles V.
Palacio Real de Madrid
Palacio
Official residence of the kings of Spain. Built on the old Habsburg Alcázar that was destroyed by fire in 1734.
Alcázar de Toledo
Fortaleza
Fortress that served as temporary residence for Spanish Habsburg kings. Charles V ordered its reconstruction.
Palacio de Aranjuez
Palacio
Royal palace built by the Spanish Habsburgs. Philip II began construction of this summer palace.
Palacio de El Pardo
Palacio
Hunting palace built by Charles V and expanded by Philip II. Favorite residence of the Habsburgs for hunting.
Real Sitio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Conjunto Monumental
Architectural complex including monastery, palace and library. UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984.
Viena
Ciudad
Capital of the Holy Roman Empire under the Habsburgs. Center of power of the Austrian branch of the family for centuries.
Palacio de Hofburg (Viena)
Palacio
Main residence of the Habsburgs in Vienna. Center of imperial power for more than 600 years. Currently houses the Austrian National Library.
Palacio de Schönbrunn (Viena)
Palacio
Summer palace of the Habsburgs in Vienna. Built in the 17th century, it was the residence of Maria Theresa and other Habsburg emperors.
Cripta Imperial de Viena
Panteón
Burial place of the Austrian Habsburgs. Contains the sarcophagi of 145 family members, including 12 emperors.
Innsbruck
Ciudad
Tyrolean city where the Habsburgs had a residence. Maximilian I was buried here in the Hofkirche.
Praga
Ciudad
Capital of Bohemia. The Habsburgs ruled Bohemia from 1526 until the end of World War I.
Catedral de San Vito (Praga)
Catedral
Gothic cathedral where the kings of Bohemia were crowned, many of them Habsburgs. Construction began by Charles IV.
Palacio de Praga
Palacio
Prague Castle, residence of the kings of Bohemia under the Habsburgs. One of the largest castles in the world.
Bruselas
Ciudad
Capital of the Spanish Netherlands under the Habsburgs. Philip II was born here and it was ruled by the Habsburgs until 1714.
Palacio del Coudenberg (Bruselas)
Palacio
Palace where Philip II was born and Habsburg governors of the Netherlands resided. Destroyed by fire in 1731.
Milán
Ciudad
Duchy of Milan ruled by the Spanish Habsburgs from 1535 to 1706. Charles V captured the city after the Battle of Pavia.
Nápoles
Ciudad
Kingdom of Naples ruled by the Spanish Habsburgs. Charles V was crowned king of Naples in 1516.
Palacio Real de Nápoles
Palacio
Residence of Spanish viceroys in Naples during Habsburg rule.