Palacio Marqués de Lazán

It is located in the highest part of the village next to the parish church and the remains of the ancient castle in the mid-sixteenth century underwent a profound transformation to become stately palace. Today this set is called "Joint Master of Letux". The palace, transformed at the expense of Juan de Bardají enjoys considerable size and square and its different facades differ in their condition. Highlights the main building which still retains its structure. Its façade on the pc. Spain is located adjacent to the church. The building overlooking the river side is in worse shape but you can still see both walls as part of the facade and balcony with its railing. To highlight its tower and a small part of the wall adjoining predictably S. XV which are the most important medieval remains retaining this building.