The building is from the XVIII century, and is dedicated to the Academy of drawing. Its name is reminiscent of the Royal Consulate of Burgos, the institution of Burgos which was devoted to trade with the countries of Northern Europe throughout the middle ages.

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Palace
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Neoclassical
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Early modern period

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