Culture | Madrid Royal Palace of El Pardo This Royal Palace of Madrid is located on Monte de El Pardo, with almost 16,000 hectares of forest, north of the capital city.
Culture | Medina del Campo Isabella "la Católica" Royal Testament Palace Rebuilt practically in its entirety, today the importance of the original palace lies in the fact that this was the place where Queen Isabella I 'la Católica' of Castile wrote her last will and testament.
Culture | Navas de Riofrío Riofrío Royal Palace This palace was used by the Bourbon dynasty as a hunting pavilion and a place to rest and relax.
Culture | Sos del Rey Católico Sada Palace and Church of San Martín de Tours These two buildings, palace and church, represent one of the key parts of the historic mediaeval town of Sos del Rey Católico.
Culture | Jaén Arab Baths Cultural Centre – Villardompardo Palace The palace was built in 1592 on the orders of Fernando de Torres y Portugal, ex-Viceroy of Peru.
Culture | Madrid La Zarzuela Palace This palace, situated on Monte de El Pardo hill, on the outskirts of Madrid, has been the official residence of the Spanish monarchs since 1975.
Culture | Barcelona Episcopal Palace (Barcelona) It has an interesting interior courtyard with Romanesque arches and Gothic windows.
Culture | Barcelona The Palau Catalan Regional Government Building This building combines Gothic and Renaissance elements.
Culture | Valencia Palau de la Música auditorium Its acoustics have been unanimously praised and it is considered one of the most important auditoriums in Europe.
Culture | Barcelona Sant Jordi Palace Designed by Arata Isozaki, it is the most significant building of the Barcelona of the Olympic Games.
Culture | Carranque Carranque Archaeological Park The Carranque Archaeological Park can be reached in under an hour by car from Madrid and Toledo. This Roman site dates from the 4th century AD and offers visitors a view of life at that time. This ancient village is situated on the banks of the River Guadarrama and is well worth a visit. ...
Culture | Madrid Parish church of Santa Bárbara (convent of the Salesas Reales and former Royal Monastery of La Visitación) Founded by Queen Bárbara de Braganza, the wife of King Ferdinand VI of Spain, the convent building is today the site of the Spanish Supreme Court.