Royal Palace of Riofrío
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The Royal Palace of Riofrío (Spanish: Palacio Real de Riofrío) is a residence of the King of Spain in the Spanish province of Segovia. It is set in a wooded deer-park.
Built on the orders of Isabella Farnese, the widow of Philip V of Spain, the Italian-style building was constructed in 1752. After the death of Isabella it was never inhabited by any of the kings of Spain, remaining as a hunting lodge.
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Coordinates: 40°52′25″N 4°09′03″W / 40.87361°N 4.15083°W
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