Shrine of Santo Cristo de la Era

Shrine of Santo Cristo de la Vera Cruz

Shrine of the Virgen de Gracia

The shrine of the Virgen de Gracia is located near the monastery of El Escorial, and set in the magnificent natural space known as La Herrería.

Shrine of the Virgin de Guadalupe

Shrine of the Virgin de la Oca

Shrine of the Virgin de Perales

Shrine of the Virgin del Río

Staircase

This is a neo-Mudéjar construction and connects the city centre to the railway station.

Sculpture "Monument to Fernando Villamil"

Tree-trunk sculpture

Estación del Norte

This modernist building, inaugurated in 1917, is part of the movement known as the “Viennese Secession”.

Siega Verde archaeological site

The Siega Verde archaeological site is part of the most important set of outdoor Paleolithic cave art in the Iberian Peninsula, awarded the World Heritage designation by UNESCO.

Ex-collegiate Church of Santa María del Manzano

Factory of Astra-Unceta and Cia

Royal Tobacco Factory. University of Seville

This was the largest industrial building in 18th-century Europe.

Geography and History Faculty, University of Santiago de Compostela

Built in the 18th century, the University building has been extended several times, even though today it only houses the Faculty of Geography and History.

Forge of Compludo

Medieval ironworks of La Yseca

Portela Ironworks

La Foncalada

This is a unique example of a civil construction intended for public use dating from the High Middle Ages.

Fonte da Gracia Fountain

Fonte Vella Fountain

Upper Jurassic Formations

Roman forum

Escalona Fortress

The castle-palace of Don Álvaro de Luna is a large fortified palace with a church inside.

Monte Hacho Fortress

Fortress of La Mota

The remains of the old Al-Andalus town and the buildings erected after the Reconquest stand on the top of a hill that dominates Alcalá la Real.

San Damián Fort

Bruxu Fountain

Golden Spouts Fountain

Cibeles Fountain

This fountain is the most important symbol of Madrid. It was built at the end of the 18th Century under the orders of King Carlos III. It was designed by architect Ventura Rodríguez in marble and represents the goddess Cibeles astride a lion-drawn chariot. In her hands she holds a scepter and the keys to the city.

Don Suero Fountain

Neptune Fountain

The Neptune Fountain is on Paseo del Prado. Under the orders of King Carlos III, sculptor Juan Pascual de Mena began to build this marble statue in 1780. In 1786 his disciple José Arias finished off the project, which represents Neptune, God of the Sea, with a trident in one hand and a coiled snake in the other. ...

Los Peregrinos Fountain

Fuente del Rey fountain

El Romero Fountain