Possibly the most extensive tourist route of Huelva Original in recommendations, Original Architecture is an itinerary through the city in which the most significant monuments, buildings, constructions and spaces are collected and that you can not miss during your visit.
A journey in which to discover the beauty and diversity of styles that make up the architectural landscape of the city. From historic buildings with Romanesque and Gothic influences to modern contemporary constructions, we will guide you through a unique tour that highlights the evolution and architectural legacy of Huelva.
Prepare to marvel at the details and history that surround each structure and immerse yourself in the cultural richness reflected in the buildings and monuments.
It is an architectural jewel of Renaissance style. Built in the 16th century, this historic palace houses a rich history and an impressive collection of art and artifacts. Its elegant details and cultural setting make it an emblematic place to explore the region’s heritage.
It is an emblematic building in the modernist style. With its facade ornamented with shells and artistic details, it reflects the influence of this architectural movement.
Built in the early 20th century, the house stands out for its uniqueness and contribution to the cultural heritage of the city.
The Hotel París Building is an architectural jewel of neo-Mudejar style in Huelva. Built in the early twentieth century, it has a richly ornamented facade with Mudejar and artistic details. Its historical and architectural relevance makes it an emblematic symbol of the city.
It is a representation of the rise of the local bourgeoisie. Built in 1912 for the Mora Claros family and renovated in 1919, it combines different architectural styles. Notable elements are its Second Empire style tower, classical balconies, modernist details and blue glazed tiles in the interior.
The Huelva City Hall, in the Plaza de la Constitución, stands out for its neo-Herreran architecture with a symmetrical facade, towers with pyramidal spires and marble details. Built by Alejandro Herrero between 1942 and 1949, its interior houses the mayor’s office, offices and assembly halls with baroque balconies in the central courtyard.
It stands out for its eclectic and elegant architecture. Surrounded by buildings with neoclassical and modernist influences, the space presents a harmonious set of facades with ornamental details, arches and balconies. In the center, the statue of Columbus adds an iconic element to this pedestrian plaza.
It is an emblematic cultural center in the city, inaugurated in 1923. Its neoclassical architecture stands out with its cushioned facade, large stained glass windows and Corinthian columns. Its functionalist interior was adapted for the cinema, and after a remodeling in the 1980s, it continues to be an important space for the performing and audiovisual arts.
It is a 15th century sailor’s house in Huelva that represents a rare vestige of times past. With a history linked to the marshes and fishing, its worn staircase and original charm combine with its new function as a cultural bar and exhibition space after a restoration in 2003.
It is an emblematic center for the local architectural community. Its central role in the promotion of design and construction is reflected in its modern and functional architecture, hosting events, training and promotion of the profession.
It is an iconic Huelva building that has played a pivotal role in the city’s healthcare. With its distinctive architecture and historical legacy, it represents decades of commitment to the health and well-being of the local community.
It stands out for its elegant architecture and historical importance. Built in the early twentieth century, it reflects the influence of modernism and neo-baroque in its facade. This emblematic building has been the scene of cultural and social events in the city.
They are emblematic examples of modern architecture. With their bold fusion of form and functionality, they represent the progressive vision of the movement. These functional and aesthetically appealing structures represent the convergence of art and utility in architectural design.
It is an outstanding example of modern architecture from Docomomo’s perspective. With sober lines and the use of industrial materials, it reflects the avant-garde aesthetics of the movement while integrating harmoniously with its aquatic surroundings. This structure exemplifies the fusion of form and function in 20th century architecture.
It is an example of functional contemporary architecture. With its modern design, bright spaces and advanced medical technology, it offers quality medical care in a welcoming and comfortable environment for its patients.
It is a leading water supply and sanitation company in the city. Although its focus is on efficient water management and service to the community, its architecture may include infrastructure such as treatment plants and pumping stations, designed to ensure access to quality drinking water and adequate wastewater treatment, contributing to the environment and public health.
It is an icon of modern architecture according to Docomomo. With clean lines and the use of industrial materials, it embodies the avant-garde aesthetics of the movement, fusing port functionality with innovative design.
Enjoy this exciting walk through the architectural treasures that have shaped the identity and urban landscape of Huelva. A city shaped by diverse architectural influences throughout history, reflecting its rich cultural evolution and historical relevance. Through this route, we will enter into a journey through time, where we will discover emblematic buildings, historical monuments and modern constructions that will tell us the history of Huelva in every architectural detail.
Gothic-Mudejar, Renaissance, Baroque, Neo-Gothic, industrial and contemporary architecture… discover the different styles of a city rich in emblematic buildings and monuments.
This touristic route of Original Architecture in Huelva invites you to appreciate and understand the identity and architectural legacy of the city through the centuries. Check out the history, influences, curiosities of each building and monument and enrich your visit. Your curiosity and admiration will be awakened at every step of this exciting tour!
Docomomo (Documentation and Conservation of buildings, sites and neighbourhoods of the Modern Movement) is an international organisation whose aim is to inventory, disseminate and protect the architectural heritage of the Modern Movement.
The Iberian DOCOMOMO Foundation®, is based in Barcelona and coordinates the objectives of DOCOMOMO in Spain and Portugal
For more information visit the website of the Docomomo Ibérico® Foundation
