Palacio Bibataubín
Bibataubín Castle, also known as Bibataubín Palace in Granada (Spain). Declared of cultural interest on December 11, 1985. It had two defensive towers on the sides that configured in
a a small castle. After the Christian conquest, it came under the jurisdiction of the Alhambra. In 1606 the city council demolished one of the towers to open a street. Years later it
was planned to raise barracks on the remains of the castle. It has a baroque façade in front with balconies and spiral columns carved in marble from Sierra Elvira which were originally
for the Sagrario church.
