Do you recognise these landscapes in Spain? #SpainQuiz
Are you ready to put your knowledge of Spain to the test? We'll give you a series of questions and you can win the gold, silver or bronze medal depending on how many you get right. You can also share the result with your friends.
Correct! El Teide, the third highest volcano in the world, gives its name to this national park where the landscapes seem to have been taken from another planet and which can be driven around by car. Take the cable car up to the top to get the full experience and take in the unique views.
Correct! Doñana, which stretches across the provinces of Huelva, Seville and Cadiz, is home to this famous animal. What is even better is that you can also spot the imperial eagle here as well as landscapes that include Mediterranean forests, marshlands, moving dunes and spectacular beaches. There are two original ways to travel around the park: in an off-road vehicle with a guide or on board the Real Fernando Boat on the Guadalquivir river.
Correct! The strange shapes of the terrain in this region will leave no visitor indifferent. Anyone that wants to hike or cycle has more than 700 kilometres of paths and tracks to do it.
Correct! Las Médulas were the largest open-cut mines from the ancient Roman Empire. The beautiful colours at sunset are hard to forget.
Correct! This is the only national park in Catalonia. As well as visiting its waterfalls, forests and fields, there is also the opportunity to visit the eight charming Roman churches in the Vall de Boí, which have been declared World Heritage Sites.
Correct! This is one of the most beautiful places on the Basque Coast. The climb is well worth the effort. And if you're up for it, as the tradition goes, you need to touch the shrine’s bell three times and make a wish.
Correct! Although it used to be known for this, nowadays it has been completely reformed and with its walkways and 105-metre-high hanging bridge it is one of the most spectacular places for hikers in Andalusia.
Correct! It is the Jerte Valley in Extremadura. This is the time of year when the mountains turn white and it is well worth travelling around the villages of Valdastillas, Piornal, Barrado, Cabrero, Casas del Castañar, El Torno and Rebollar.
Correct! This reserve is in Salamanca (Castile and Leon). There are interesting routes around it such as the Camino del Agua which passes by sculptures hidden in the heart of nature as if it were telling a story.
Correct! This Asturias landscape amazes all travellers. We recommend going to the Mirador de la Reina to get an incredible panoramic view of the Cangas de Onís area.
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