Villamar Fort

Castros de Ligonde

Almería Cathedral

This is the first temple in Almeria designed for use as a fortress-temple. It is built in a predominantly Gothic style, and was originally intended to defend the town against attacks by pirates.

La Asunción de Nuestra Señora Cathedral

Barbastro Cathedral

This shows the evolution of the Gothic towards the Renaissance style.

Buen Pastor Cathedral

This church is the city’s largest, built in neo-Gothic style.

Burgo de Osma Cathedral

The original Romanesque church was commissioned by San Pedro de Osma, but an order was given for it to be destroyed in the 12th century in order to build a larger Gothic one, which is the building that has come down to the present day.

Burgos Cathedral

This cathedral is outstanding for the elegance and harmony of its architecture, and it is the only one in Spain which, for its cathedral building alone, has received the UNESCO World Heritage designation.

Cadiz cathedral

It took 116 years to complete, so the mix of styles is evident. Construction began in the Baroque style and was completed in the neoclassical style. There are works of sculpture from the old cathedral on the interior.

Calahorra cathedral

The cathedral is located in the place where two Roman legionaries were decapitated. Originally it was a baptistery, and after periods of ups and downs in its history, reconstruction work began on it in the 14th century until it came to have its current appearance.

Ocaña Plaza Mayor Square

The main roads around Ocaña converge in this square, where the Town Hall is situated.

Plaza Mayor square in San Román de la Cuba

Plaza Nueva square

Ronda Bullring

Las Ventas bullring and bullfighting museum

Considered to be a Property of Cultural Interest, the bullring in Madrid is the largest in Spain and one of the largest in the world.

Old Tarazona bullring

The bullring in Tarazona is one of the oldest in Spain (opened in 1792), and is unusual because it is octagonal, with three floors of flats all around it.

Iberian settlement of Castellet de Banyoles

This settlement of Iberian origin, one of the most important in the Mediterranean part of Catalonia, produced a collection of coins, precious metal work and ceramics known as the treasure of Tivissa.

El Puig de Sant Andreu Iberian Settlement

Settlement of Olèrdola

Located on a ridge overlooking the plain of El Penedès, this settlement was inhabited from the Bronze Age through to the time of the Christian reconquest.

Talaiotic settlement of Torre d'en Galmés

A prehistoric settlement from the pre-talaiotic period.

Ponte da Cazolga Bridge

Ponte da Pedra Bridge

Ponte do Miño Bridge

Ponte do Pasatempo Bridge