Carlo stayed in Barcelona for two days before leaving for other cities for inspection.
As the King of Spain, Carlo had the largest number of palaces among all the nobles in Spain. Apart from the largest Madrid Palace, Carlo owned a large number of royal palaces, castles, and estates throughout Spain, ensuring he never had to worry about accommodation anywhere.
In Barcelona, Carlo also owned a relatively small royal palace. Although it was described as relatively small, it was more than enough to accommodate the entire royal family.
Similar buildings to the Barcelona Royal Palace are numerous across Spain, all of which were constructed by rulers at different times throughout Spanish history and have now become Carlo's private property.
Just how extravagant was the number of palaces Carlo owned? In the area around Madrid alone, excluding the Madrid Royal Palace, Carlo still owned one palace, two castles, and two estates.
