Description
In 1705, King Philip V awarded the title of Count of the Quinteria to Eugene José de Miranda and Gamboa of the local nobility, and was issued in the name of Manuel Francisco de Cárdenas and Palomino, his son-in-law, the first Count of the Quinteria.
The infant Charles III, son of Philip V, in one of his travels, stayed in this palace on October 27, 1731, then the infant Charles III, King of Spain from 1759.
He stayed in this palace to avoid an outbreak of smallpox plaguing Andújar.
In the afternoon he was distracted by hunting from his window and at nightfall he witnessed from the windows of his room the artefacts that were prepared for such an occasion in Andújar.
