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View of the Baroque façade of the Casa do Cabildo building. Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña © Turgalicia

It has a lovely Baroque façade.

It was built in 1758 and its beautiful Baroque façade stands out.

The Casa del Cabildo has a lovely Baroque façade. It was designed by the architect Clemente Fernández Sarela in 1758 and its purpose is ornamental, since it helps close off and beautify Las Platerías square. The Casa del Cabildo inspired Valle-Inclán to write the story 'Mi hermana Antonia'. It was restored by the Santiago Consortium in 2011 and since then has formed part of the network of museums in the historic city.