Basilica of Santa Lucía del Trampal

This monastic church, one of the few Visigothic buildings that have survived, was designed to cater for the specific needs of 7th century Spanish-Gothic liturgy.

Basilica of Santa María de los Arcos

Basilica of Santa María del Coro

Santa María la Mayor Basilica

The basilica of Santa Maria la Mayor is one of the jewels in the crown of Galician Gothic architecture.

Basilica of Santa María (Elche-Elx)

The performance of the Misterio de Elche mystery play, which takes place every year in this basilica, has been declared a festivity of International Tourist Interest.

Basilica of Santo Cristo

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.

National Library

Between Madrid's Recoletos avenue and Serrano street, alongside Plaza de Colón Square, you will find the majestic National Library building. It has a rectangular floor plan and is neoclassical in style. Work began on its construction in 1866 and was completed in 1892, coinciding with the 4th centenary of the discovery of the Americas.

Traditional wine cellars

La Boqueria

Royal Stables

This attractive building in Cordoba was built by order of Philip II in 1570 on part of the site of the city's Alcázar fortress. In fact it shares a distinct military character with the royal fortification.

Cabra Feixet

They have been declared World Heritage sites.

Calle del Agua street

Alcalá de Henares Main Street

Puerto el Pico Roman road

Comptos Chamber

La Cruz Gully

They have been declared World Heritage sites.

Cañaíca del Calar. Rock painting site

A World Heritage Site.

Castilla Canal

Caños de San Francisco Fountain

El Médol Roman Quarry

Chapel da Atalaia

Chapel das Neves

Chapel of Santa Cruz

Carmen Chapel (Barreiros)

Carmen Chapel (Lugo)

Chapel of El Ciprés

Chapel da Gracia

Chapel of do Reguengo

Chapel of La Escuela

Chapel of El Humilladero

Chapel in Lameiros

Chapel of Luis Lucena or Los Urbina

Luis Lucena, doctor and humanist and a native of Guadalajara, founded and drew up the plans for this unusual chapel, which once adjoined the former Romanesque-Mudéjar church of San Miguel del Monte.

Chapel of La Magdalena

Marcús Chapel

Chapel of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción