Sala Capitular

Sala Capitular, known as the Main Hall, is located in the Palace of the Counts of Lebrija, a stunning 15th century Renaissance palace in Sevilla, Spain. This important monument is considered as one of the most beautiful and finest examples of Sevillian architecture. Every corner of the palace is full of precious works of art, marble and stuccos, which beautify the noble atmosphere that prevails throughout the entire palace.

The Main Hall itself is a masterpiece of Renaissance design and its spectacular ceiling is an absolute marvel. In the hall there are several carved wooden panels depicting the coat of arms of the family of Don Pedro Lasso de la Vega. Today, it acts a multipurpose space, hosting cultural events, concerts, lectures, and exhibitions among other functions. It is also open to the public and can be explored as part of a guided tour of the palace. Visiting this place is a unique experience and any traveler or photographer should make sure to include it in their itinerary.