What you'll hear inside Miramar Palace:

• 1
  Salón Blanco

  The Salón Blanco is one of the principal rooms within Palacio de Miramar, retaining its original layout with characteristic brightness and refinement.

• 2
  Music Hall

  The Music Room sits at the heart of Palacio de Miramar's noble wing, one of the building's most refined spaces.

• 3
  Wooden Hall

  The Wooden Hall is one of the principal rooms in the Palacio de Miramar, retaining its original design.

• 4
  Petit Salón

  The Petit Salón is an intimate and peaceful room situated in the south wing of the stately building, with direct access to the south terrace and lovely views over the rear garden.

• 5
  Library

  The Miramar Palace Library is a classically elegant room occupying one of the palace's principal spaces, preserving its original layout.

• 6
  Royal Dining Room

  The Comedor Real is one of the principal rooms at Palacio de Miramar, retaining its original layout.

• 7
  Octagonal Tower

  The octagonal tower is one of the most distinctive features of Palacio de Miramar's main façade, easily spotted alongside the Habsburg coat of arms and the date inscription MDCCCXCII.

• 8
  Prince's Pavilion

  The Pabellón del Príncipe is a separate building added to the Palacio de Miramar complex in 1920, several years after the main palace was constructed.

• 9
  Arco Tudor

  The Tudor Arch frames the main entrance to Palacio de Miramar, situated on the narrow side of the building facing San Sebastián's new church.

• 10
  El Abrazo (Chillida)

  "El Abrazo" is a one-metre-high sculptural stele by Eduardo Chillida, positioned in the gardens of Palacio de Miramar overlooking the Bay of La Concha.