Casa del Tesoro (Madrid)

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The Casa del Tesoro or Treasure House was a building next to the former Royal Alcázar of Madrid.^[1]

Detail of the Plan by Frederic de Wit (1635), Treasure House (Casa del Tesoro) is at right. On the left, one can see that this building was directly connected with the Alcázar.

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^ "Información sobre Casa del Tesoro", madridhistorico.com

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Archaeologists discovered buried facades of the Casa del Tesoro and an Islamic foundation, all this gave an idea of the extent of the building

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