As a manager of El Palauet, I describe myself as someone who likes travelling and therefore likes hosting other guests to the Palace.

El Palauet was built in 1500s and is full of history, which you will be able to discover upon your arrival. The house, which originally was a hospital and during the last century it was a convent and a school of nuns, retains its structure and distribution of a noble residence. Painted ceilings, frames and coffered ceilings have been recovered, as well as mosaics and wooden floors of the different rooms, which are decorated with antique furniture.

El Palauet de la Muralla is located in the old town of Balaguer (Lleida), in the old Jewish quarter, near the square Mercadal. Its main neoclassical facade fronts Miracle Street, and the rear facade turns to the river Segre, sharing the passage round on the wall with the neighbouring houses. Around El Palauet you can visit parks, wine cellars, churches, cloisters and many interesting places in the region of Noguera. You can also enjoy various activities such as nature walks, canoeing, paragliding or to gaze at the stars.