Plaza de España Square

Painted ceramic benches representing all the provinces in Spain are arranged round the square.

Sant Antoni Market

It opened in 1882 and has a particularly interesting structure featuring one of the finest examples of iron architecture from the second half of the 19th century.

Pedralbes Monastery

The Gothic style monastery was built in the 14th century. The church has only one nave.

Sant Pau del Camp Church

It is the only structure remaining from Sant Pau del Camp Monastery, one of the most important Romanesque sites in the city.

La Giralda tower

The bell tower, the diminishing niches and the El Giraldillo weather vane were added in the 16th century.

Hostal de los Reyes Católicos

Founded by the Catholic Monarchs as a hostel for pilgrims who had completed the Way of Saint James, it is today one of the most outstanding monuments in the famous Obradoiro square in Santiago de Compostela.

Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Church-Cathedral

The lower section of the church dates from the early 13th century. The upper section of the church dates from the 14th century, while the cloister dates from the 15th century, although they have seen major reforms.

Seville Town Hall

It contains several works of great historic and artistic interest, including the town’s pennant and a painting of the patron saints, Justa and Rufina.

The Torre del Oro tower

It was given its name (“gold tower”) because it was originally covered in golden tiles.

Mies Van der Rohe Pavilion

This edifice was built under the clear influence of Bauhaus, for the International Exhibition of 1929.

Salamanca University

Salamanca University was founded in 1218, and gained great prestige outside Spain as a centre for teaching and culture.

Torre del Clavero Tower

Santiago Cathedral

Today’s Gothic church is built on the site of an old shrine that dates from the time of the Jacobean pilgrimages.

Reials Drassanes Boatyards

The Mediterranean expansion of Aragon and Catalonia created the need to build numerous boats which prompted Pedro el Grande to build these shipyards for the boats of the Crown.

Palau de la Música Catalana Auditorium

The Palau Catalan Regional Government Building

This building combines Gothic and Renaissance elements.

Bilbao Town Hall

The décor in the Town Hall is extremely interesting, especially inside.

Roman Bridge over the Guadiana River

It was the first construction that was made in the Roman town of Emérita Augusta to strategically protect the colony from possible attacks.

Roman Theatre in Mérida

The theatre’s location was chosen to ensure the best possible acoustics for the audiences.

Roman Temple to Diana

An enormous building that is probably one of the most majestic of those in Roman Mérida. It is one of the religious buildings that lies on its original site.

Casa del Mitreo House

This was a large Roman house belonging to an important family. Together with the house, remains related to the cult of Mitra were found and this is where its name comes from.

Los Milagros Aqueduct

This aqueduct was built following the height of the terrain and using different materials, including brick, stonework, masonry and natural rock.

Santa María de la Asunción Procathedral

This temple, which preserves remains from the 13th century, was built between the 17th and 18th centuries.

Roman Bridge over the Albarregas River