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Palacio de los Condes de Cervellón

Palacio de los Condes de Cervellón

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Anna — La Canal de Navarrés

Price: €4 adults; €1 children aged 4–12; under 4s free.

Hours: Guided visit only, booked in advance at the tourist office (closed Mondays).

Known as the 'little Valencian Alhambra', this palace-castle sits on the site of the old Moorish fortress, with Arab courtyards and rooms that recreate the Muslim, Renaissance and Baroque worlds. It now has the Ethnology and Water museums and is visited on a guided tour booked in advance.

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Known as the "little Valencian Alhambra", the Palace of the Counts of Cervellón sits on the site of a former Arab fortress and is the main monument in Anna, in the Canal de Navarrés region. Its Moorish-style courtyards and its rooms, which recreate the Muslim, Renaissance and Baroque worlds, turn a visit into a walk through several eras inside one building.

What to see

The route blends spaces from different artistic traditions: the Moorish-flavoured courtyards recall the site's Islamic origins, while other rooms show Renaissance taste and the decorative richness of the Baroque. The palace now has the Museums of Ethnology and of Water, which explain traditional life and the culture of water, closely tied to this land of springs and lakes.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you visit the Palace of the Counts of Cervellón?

Visits are guided and require booking in advance. Inside it houses the Ethnology and Water museums of Anna.

Why is this palace called the 'little Valencian Alhambra'?

Because it was built over an old Arab fortress and keeps Moorish courtyards that recall its Islamic origins. It is the most striking monument in Anna.

What is there to see inside the palace?

The route recreates the Muslim, Renaissance and Baroque worlds within a single building, with Moorish courtyards and decorated rooms. It also holds the Ethnology and Water museums.

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