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Find Out Why This Medieval Palace of Plasencia Challenges Its Own Name: "It's Called the House of the Two Towers, but It only Has One"

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The divulgator Elena Extremeña reviews the medieval origin of this emblematic palace house of the fourteenth century that housed King Fernando the Catholic, a historic enclave located in the province of Cáceres that stands out for its unique stately architecture and its connection with the main nobility lineages of Extremadura

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Find Out Why This Medieval Palace of Plasencia Challenges Its Own Name: "It's Called the House of the Two Towers, but It only Has One"

The divulgator Elena Extremeña reviews the medieval origin of this emblematic palace house of the fourteenth century that housed King Fernando the Catholic, a historic enclave located in the province of Cáceres that stands out for its unique stately architecture and its connection with the main nobility lineages of Extremadura

·Madrid, Spain
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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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