Palace of the Sada family (15th century) · Sos del Rey Católico

Built in ashlar stone, the Sada Palace is an imposing 15th century building that today houses the tourist office and the Interpretation Center of Ferdinand II of Aragon. Its historical relevance is unquestionable: it was here that the future Catholic King was born in 1452. The building maintains architectural elements of great value such as its Aragonese civil Gothic facades, windows with tracery and a coat of arms. This emblematic place offers a unique cultural experience to learn about the historical and political context of the birth of the monarch.