The Palace of Santoña (Cámara de Comercio)

This typical Madrid town house, built in 1730, is especially remarkable for its main façade designed by Pedro Ribera and for housing one of the best eclectic style interiors in Madrid.

When the dukes of Santoña acquired the palace in the 19th century they adapted it to the tastes of the era, a decoration that has been conserved to date. On the walls of its rooms are paintings which allude to trade and industry, interlaced with others related to the Fine Arts.