Palacio del Infantado in Guadalajara, Spain, is a remarkable example of late Gothic architecture with significant Renaissance influences. Built in the late 15th century by Juan Guas for the Mendoza family, the palace is renowned for its intricate façade, featuring a mix of Gothic and Mudejar styles. One of its most striking features is the courtyard, known as the "Patio de los Leones," adorned with elegant arches and lion statues. The interior boasts magnificent rooms with ornate ceilings and frescoes, reflecting the opulence of its original owners.
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