How much do you know about Spain? #Spainquiz

Well done! That's the right answer! If you visit this museum in Madrid and see this painting for yourself, you'll be amazed. Nearly eight metres long, it's a heartfelt denunciation of the barbarism of war. But there is still room for hope: did you notice the flower in the hand of the figure lying down?

Well done! That's the right answer! The mining district of Riotinto, in Huelva, has such unique landscapes that NASA scientists have come here to study its similarities to the planet Mars. But it isn't the only fascinating place in Spain - we also have the path that was once the most dangerous in the world, and even somewhere rumoured to be the legendary Atlantis. 

Well done! That's the right answer! This is the beach of As Catedrais (the cathedrals), in Ribadeo (Lugo). Its impressive arches and rock vaults sculpted by the sea can only be visited at low tide, making it one of the most spectacular natural landscapes in Spain.

Well done! That's the right answer! The art of Altamira was painted between 35,000 and 13,000 years ago. Isn't that incredible? Later, it would inspire artists like Miró and Tapies. Today, access to this Cave , a World Heritage site, is limited, but you can visit a museum where an exact replica has been created.

Well done! That's the right answer! In fact, the potato omelette is also known as Spanish omelette. And if you have a delicious ingredient like olive oil, why not use it? Then everyone can add toppings to their liking: salsa brava, chorizo. By the way, now you've seen the video… are you going to try your hand at a Spanish omelette?

Well done! That's the right answer! You will find this monument in Segovia. The history of the Alcázar holds many secrets: Queen Isabella departed from here to be crowned, the wedding of Philip II and Anne of Austria was celebrated in its chapel, and it is said to have served as inspiration for one of Disney's castles. If you climb the 152 steps of the spiral staircase of its tower you will be rewarded with some amazing views. And of course, other castles like Loarre and Olite are also well worth a visit.

Well done! That's the right answer! These are Las Fallas of Valencia, one of Spain's most famous festivals, declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. During March, the city is transformed with ephemeral monuments, fireworks, music, and the emblematic cremà (burning of the monuments).

Well done! That's the right answer! This hilarious tomato “battle” takes place on the last Wednesday of August in Buñol (Valencia). More than 20,000 people have good clean fun with these unusual missiles. If you want to go, you'll have to reserve a ticket, and we recommend wearing clothes you don't mind getting stained. If you want to spend the night, just book a room in advance.

Well done! That's the right answer! We’re back in Valencia again, but this time, in its City of Arts and Sciences, which, with its avant-garde architecture, has served as the location for major international productions such as "Westworld" or "Andor", turning the city into a real science fiction set.

Well done! That's the right answer! The dragon appears at 0:21 in the video. Is that the one you saw? It's the Dragon Staircase in Park Güell, one of the most enchanting places in this Barcelona park, designed by Gaudí. This iconic creature is known as the dragon or salamander. If you visit Barcelona, this is a great spot for a selfie.

Well done! That's the right answer! The scallop shell and the pilgrim's staff are the traditional symbols of the St James Way, historically linked to the identity of the walker and to the experience of the pilgrimage itself.

Well done! That's the right answer! It's the “beautiful island” of the Canary Islands, La Palma. It's the world's first Starlight Reserve because, in addition to its pristine skies, it boasts one of the best sites for astrophysics: the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory, which you can visit by booking an appointment. 

Well done! That's the right answer! Have you already seen these two statues in Madrid? The Bear and Strawberry Tree statue is in the Puerta del Sol. It's one of the symbols of Madrid and a prime spot for tourist selfies. The statue of the Fallen Angel in Retiro Park, one of the prettiest city parks in Europe. 

Well done! That's the right answer! It may not be visible from space or the longest in the world, but theCity Wall of Ávila stands out for the excellent condition of its perimeter, over 2,500 metres, with 87 towers and 9 city gates. Did you know that Ávila is a World Heritage City? In Spain we have 15.

Well done! That's the right answer! Almería is home to the Tabernas Desert, the only true desert on the continent of Europe. Its landscapes have been the setting for many films and you can still find old Western towns there, with sharp-shooters and horses to ride… There is such a wide variety of nature in Spain that you can find anything from deserts to vast forests. 

Well done! That's the right answer! If you visit the Drach Caves you can attend a classical music concert with lighting effects simulating the sun coming up from the water, and take a boat ride on Lake Martel. It's a fascinating place to visit. But the Gruta de las Maravillas and the Jameos del Agua are just as interesting. 

Well done! That's the right answer! It is the Caminito del Rey, a path suspended over the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, in Malaga, which went from being one of the most dangerous paths in the world to a safe and adrenaline-filled experience.

Well done! That's the right answer! It is the Sobrino de Botín Restaurant in Madrid, recognised by the Guinness World Records as the oldest continuously operating restaurant in the world, since 1725.