Virgen de los Desamparados Basilica

This Baroque church, dedicated to the city's patron saint, was the most important religious building constructed in Valencia in the 17th century.

Royal Tobacco Factory. University of Seville

This was the largest industrial building in 18th-century Europe.

Casa de las Conchas house

The Casa de las Conchas (the House of Shells) is a Gothic style building. It was constructed in the late 15th century, although it also features Renaissance and Mudéjar elements and belongs to the style known as Isabelline art.

Salamanca Plaza Mayor Square

Casa do Cabildo house

It was built in 1758 and features a beautiful baroque façade.

Almería Museum

It is famous for housing collections from this period of prehistory.

Real Alcázar Palace of Seville

The Real Alcázar in Seville is a group of palaces surrounded by a wall. Peter the Cruel rebuilt the old Almohad building to establish a royal residence in the 14th century. It has contributions from all periods, although Mudejar and Renaissance styles are predominant.

Seville Cathedral

Corral de Comedias Theatre (Alcalá de Henares)

The Corral de Comedias theatre in Alcalá de Henares is one of the oldest in Spain. It still conserves the various architectural elements that are evidence of its long history as a venue for public performances.

Convent of La Imagen (Carmelitas Descalzas). Alcalá de Henares.

Santiago Bernabéu stadium

Santiago Bernabéu is the Real Madrid football team's stadium. It is open for visitors, allowing them to visit the team's locker rooms, a trophy room and the VIP seating areas, among other parts of the stadium.

Plaza Redonda Square

Plaza Redonda square stands out for its shape and bustling commerce.

La Exposición Bridge

This is one of the architectural elements most emblematic of Valencia's avant-garde atmosphere.

Defensive walls and Cristo Arch

Bank of Spain

San Francisco el Grande Basilica

Cuchilleros Arch

Los Venerables Hospital

Alhambra Museum

It is in the Palace of Charles V, situated in the monumental complex of the Alhambra, but it can be accessed freely. It houses a brilliant representation of Hispano-Muslim civilisation and Caliphal and Nasrid art.

Real Maestranza Bullring and Museum

Built in 1761, it is today a landmark in Spanish bullfighting.

Pazo de Xelmírez

Raxoi Palace

Santa Paula Convent

Today it is still a convent and the nuns living there sell typical sweets from the region to visitors.

La Clerecía Building

The construction of this historic building began in the seventeenth century by order of Queen Margarita of Austria, wife of Philip III of Spain, and was directed by Juan Gomez de Mora. It was a church and college of the ecclesiastic order of the Company of Jesus.