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Es una de las dos salas contiguas al Patio de las Muñecas.
Al otro lado tiene la "Sala del Techo de Felipe II" y en el siglo XIX se le abrió una ventana que da al Jardín del Príncipe.
Lleva el nombre de "sala de los Reyes Católicos" porque fue bajo su reinado cuando se colocó el techo en madera artesanal.
Esta sala es una de las pocas del Palacio que conserva el pavimento original, combinación de azulejos y piezas de azulejo enmarcadas por una cenefa de cerámica vidriada.
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Alcazar (19): The Catolic Kings´s Room.
It is one of two rooms contiguous to the Dolls´s Court. To another side it is the "Room of the Roof of Felipe II", and in the 19th century, there was opened a window that gives to the Garden of the Prince.
It takes the name of "The Catolic Kings´s Room" because of it was under their reign when the roof was placed in handcrafted wood.
This room is one of the few ones of the Palace that preserves the original pavement, combination of blue rollers and pieces of blue roller framed by a trimming of glazed tiles.
It takes the name of "The Catolic Kings´s Room" because of it was under their reign when the roof was placed in handcrafted wood.
This room is one of the few ones of the Palace that preserves the original pavement, combination of blue rollers and pieces of blue roller framed by a trimming of glazed tiles.
