Real Casa de Moneda in Segovia

The Royal Mint was founded by Philip II and designed by Juan de Herrera. It now holds two museum spaces: the Museum of the Casa de la Moneda and the Aqueduct Interpretation Centre.

Santo Tomás Royal Monastery

It was built towards the latter end of the 15th century, it has three beautiful cloisters the most notable of which is the Reyes (Kings) Cloister.

Jabalquinto Palace

This is one of the best examples of the town's Isabelline Gothic architecture.

The old University of Baeza

Baeza had a university before Úbeda and the city of Jaén.

Potro Inn

Declared as an Architectural-Artistic Historical Monument.

Christ of the Lanterns

This monument was crafted by Friar Diego José de Cádiz, from the Capuchin-Franciscan Order. It was originally called Cristo de los Desagravios y Misericordia.

Palace of the Marquises of Viana

This palace museum has an extensive collection of items from Cordoba including furniture and coffered objects.

Church of Santo Domingo (Eivissa)

The church, which began to be built at the same time as the convent, is mainly Baroque in style, although it has undergone many modifications.

Nuestra Señora de Gracia Cathedral

The Cathedral is in Gothic style with clear French influence.

Ibiza Town Hall/Santo Domingo Convent

The Town Hall is located in the refectory of the old Dominican convent.

Oratory of San Felipe de Neri

San Rafael triumphal monument

The city has built many monuments to San Rafael, but the most important of them is the one nearby the Mosque and the Triumphal Arch.

Calahorra Tower

It was built by Henry II of Trastámara as a means of defence against his brother Peter I (Peter the Cruel). It lies on what was once an Arabian castle.

Diocesan Cathedral Museum of León

This is one of the most complete museums of its kind, with a host of treasures on display.

Early Christian Necropolis and Museum

The site has more than 2,000 tombs dating from between the 3rd and 5th centuries AD.

Museum of Navarre

It displays part of Navarre's heritage from prehistory to the present day.

Néstor Museum

This centre exhibits the work of Néstor Martín-Fernández de la Torre, born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and one of the most important painters of Spanish symbolist art.

National Theatre Museum

Located in Almagro (Ciudad Real), it is the only museum in the country dedicated exclusively to the history of theatrical activity.

Naval Museum (Santa Cruz de la Palma)

Nautilus Museum

Barranda Ethnic Music Museum

Museum of Roman Villas

The museum is located next to the remains of a house and a stately home dating back to this time, both of which complement the museum and can also be visited.

Navarre University Museum

A building designed by Rafael Moneo that houses a collection of contemporary art with paintings by artists such as Tàpies, Picasso, Kandinsky and Chillida. The museum also has a huge collection of photographs.

Teruel Museum

The site houses valuable pieces from different places in the province.

Valencian Museum of Enlightenment and Modernity (MUVIM)

The collection focuses on photography, design, advertising, moving images and net.art, in an exhibition without items or explanatory texts. The building is an example of contemporary architecture in the city of Valencia and received the National Architecture Award from the CEOE Foundation in 2001.

Bullfighting Museum of Bilbao

Simon Bolivar Museum

Bullfighting Museum (Salamanca)

A tribute to bullfighting in Salamanca and Spain, with a range of items, from bullfighter costumes and bullring models to bullfighting rapiers.

Naval Museum (Madrid)

Chillida Leku Museum

An outdoor museum where the work of Eduardo Chillida can be fully appreciated.

“Peine del Viento” sculpture

Pamplona Diocesan Cathedral Museum

Church of the Immaculate Conception

Royal monastery of La Encarnación

La Almudaina Royal Palace

Its name means citadel outside the wall.

Güell Pavilions

Antoni Gaudí used the “catenary” effect here for the first time, that is, holding a chain by the ends and allowing the curve it forms due to the law of gravity to be seen. This is then inverted with bricks and turned into an architectural work.