Museum of Art and Popular Traditions (Jaén)

This museum recreates pre-industrial ways of life in the province.

Wax Museum

A journey through history with waxwork figures.

Campo de San Francisco gardens

Campo Grande

Señorío de Bértiz Nature Reserve gardens

Gardens at Yuste Monastery

Botanical-Historical Garden of La Concepción

Moratalla Estate Garden

El Real Gardens

Casa de Campo Park

Marcús Chapel

Casa Vicens House

This house exhibits the architectural concept of Gaudí that is repeated in his other buildings, the materials with their own texture and colour, the passionate colours and fauna.

Aljafería Palace

It was built as a place of leisure. It also served as a defensive building.

Sotofermoso Garden

Town Hall or Casa de la Ciutat

Although the original work dates from the 14th century, various remodelling projects have endowed the Casa de la Ciutat with a mixture of styles.

Atapuerca archaeological site

Atapuerca is one of the most important paleontological sites in Europe. It was declared a World Heritage Site in 2000 and as a Site of Outstanding Universal Value in 2015 by UNESCO.

Gallery of the Royal Collections

Located next to the Royal Palace of Madrid, the museum houses an excellent selection of art works showcasing the richness and diversity of the Patrimonio Nacional collections. These are the result of the major role as collectors and patrons of the arts assumed by the Spanish Monarchy over time.

Torre del Infantado tower

This stately and solid tower was the ancestral home of Íñigo López de Mendoza, Marquis of Santillana, and of his descendants from the ducal house of El Infantado.

Centro Botín

A cultural space dedicated to contemporary art, music, film, theatre, and literature. The building, designed by the Pritzker Prize-winning architect Renzo Piano, is set in the Pereda Gardens in an exceptional location on the Santander Bay.

Chueca neighbourhood

Chueca neighborhood is the LGBTQI+ epicenter of Madrid and a symbol of modernity, avant-garde styles and tolerance. Its streets are packed with joy, fashion and a bustling atmosphere.

Barrio Húmedo quarter

This is one of the liveliest areas of the old mediaeval quarter of the city of León, and it owes its name ('the wet neighbourhood') to the multitude of taverns, bars and restaurants to be found there.

The Cerro Calderico ridge and its twelve windmills

Windmills such as these in Consuegra inspired Miguel de Cervantes to create the famous episode of the battle against the giants in his work 'Don Quixote'.

Poblet Monastery

Poblet monastery is one of the best examples of religious architecture in Catalonia.

Monastery of Santes Creus

It is located in the Alt Camp region, in a valley near Gaiá River.

Niemeyer Centre

This great cultural centre is the first and only work by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer in Spain.

El Rastro street market

This is the most popular open-air market in Madrid and one of the oldest since its origins date back to the 15th century. Located in the area around Ribera de Curtidores street, it is an unmissable event for Sunday and holiday mornings. ...

Las Ramblas

Emblematic and must-see street in Barcelona. Its central promenade is full of florists and kiosks. On the sides, visitors will find the Gran Teatre del Liceu, the Palau de la Virreina and the Mercat de la Boqueria (market).

Ángel Nieto Circuit of Jerez

Located in Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz, it has hosted the Spanish Grand Prix of the Motorcycle World Championship since 1987.

Las Piedras de Garoza

This art and nature project was conceived and developed by Basque painter and sculptor Agustín Ibarrola in the Dehesa de Garoza de Muñogalindo (Ávila). The result is a surprising set of 115 large stones converted into art, conveying different meanings and span over almost 11 hectares.

Madrid Río

This green area, located a short distance from Puerta del Sol square, is a park designed to follow a line that borders the Manzanares River and offers spaces for rest, leisure and sports.

Antón Martín market

Traditional food, florists, tailor-made flamenco dance shoes, traditional Argentine empanadas, Asian food, vegan and vegetarian specialties, among many others. Antón Martín market, found in the historic centre of Madrid, is one of those places full of contrasts and flavours from all over the world.

La Encartada Beret Factory

Distrito 41: a “temple” of fashion and restaurants in Madrid

If you are looking for a place in Madrid with prestigious restaurants, neoclassical architecture, art galleries, the most chic hotels, luxury hair and beauty salons and the best brands in the world of fashion, this is your place. ...

San Antón market

Found in the popular neighbourhood of Chueca (Madrid), this now restored and modern market offers seasonal and high-quality products to visitors in its building with three floors: a traditional market, show cooking and takeaway restaurants and a restaurant-terrace. ...

San Fernando Market

San Fernando Market was inaugurated in 1944 and is currently a place where tradition and modernity go hand-in-hand. Thus, the traditional fishmonger, butcher or grocery store coexist happily with a store in which books are sold by the pound or another one that offers a bicycle home delivery service for organic fruit.

Victoria Market

Going out shopping and having a bite go hand-in-hand in Córdoba's Victoria Market. A wide range of fresh products of all kinds along with tempting proposals of national and international cuisine, but also of the local traditional cuisine.