Casa Son Berga (Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca)
Casa Son Berga was owned by the Santacília family in the 16th century and part of the 17th century, and from 1677 the building became the property of the Berga family.
The house is currently owned by the Ministry of Justice, which was sold in 1942.
In Poble Espanyol, the main doorway and the three-section gallery with Ionic columns and balustrade of the inner courtyard are replicated.
The house is currently owned by the Ministry of Justice, which was sold in 1942.
In Poble Espanyol, the main doorway and the three-section gallery with Ionic columns and balustrade of the inner courtyard are replicated.
Municipality: Palma de Mallorca
Province: Mallorca
Autonomous community: Islas Baleares
Casa Son Berga (Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca)
Casa Son Berga was owned by the Santacília family in the 16th century and part of the 17th century, and from 1677 the building became the property of the Berga family.
The house is currently owned by the Ministry of Justice, which was sold in 1942.
In Poble Espanyol, the main doorway and the three-section gallery with Ionic columns and balustrade of the inner courtyard are replicated.
The house is currently owned by the Ministry of Justice, which was sold in 1942.
In Poble Espanyol, the main doorway and the three-section gallery with Ionic columns and balustrade of the inner courtyard are replicated.
Municipality: Palma de Mallorca
Province: Mallorca
Autonomous community: Islas Baleares
Casa Son Berga
Av. Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13, 08038 Barcelona, España
Casa Son Berga was owned by the Santacília family in the 16th century and part of the 17th century, and from 1677 the building became the property of the Berga family.
The house is currently owned by the Ministry of Justice, which was sold in 1942.
In Poble Espanyol, the main doorway and the three-section gallery with Ionic columns and balustrade of the inner courtyard are replicated.
