Also known as the Palacio de los Turmos, above the lintel of the door there is an inscription commemorating the visit of King Philip IV and his brother, Infante Don Carlos. Additionally, the chains hanging on the facade serve as a lasting tribute to this historic event, earning it the name Casa de las Cadenas (House of Chains).

The building is divided into three main sections: the Summer House, which features six living rooms, six bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen, and pantries; the Winter Quarters; and the immense labor house, which underscores the grand proportions of this historical palace.

By the time Pepa Flores starred in ‘Proceso a Mariana Pineda’, she had long left behind her identity as Marisol. In this TVE miniseries filled with intrigue, one of the most dramatic scenes depicts her being led to execution through the streets of Granada, which were actually filmed in Carmona. During this harrowing public disgrace, large black banners are seen hanging from houses and palaces, including one prominently displayed on the distinctive facade and beautiful balcony of the Casa Palacio de Don Alonso Bernal.