Talk:Casa de Pilatos

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- UNESCO Word Heritage?**

What's the {_{_World Heritage Sites in Spain_}_} template thingie doing at the bottom? I cannot find confirmation that this is a UNESCO site. Dit this get copied in from another site that is on the list? I couldn't find confirmation that the building is on the list or list of nominees. VdHamer (talk) 13:43, 26 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Potential sources[edit]

The article needs more citations, so I'm leaving a note here about some English-language references that could be useful. The Grove Encyclopedia of Medieval Art and Architecture, in particular, has a short but detailed section about the house that should be accessible here (pp. 571-572), very useful for Wikipedia purposes. It looks informative on the building's history in particular. The Architecture of the Christian Holy Land, on p. 247, also contains some relevant background that should be visible here (though only page might be visible in preview). And I found this article useful during recent edits at Seville, but it requires academic or paid access. There's more out there, of course. R Prazeres (talk) 16:42, 3 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]