Culture | Barcelona Mies Van der Rohe Pavilion This edifice was built under the clear influence of Bauhaus, for the International Exhibition of 1929.
Culture | Barcelona Güell Pavilions Antoni Gaudí used the “catenary” effect here for the first time, that is, holding a chain by the ends and allowing the curve it forms due to the law of gravity to be seen. This is then inverted with bricks and turned into an architectural work.
Culture | Ciudad Rodrigo Águila Palace This lovely building conceived in the Plateresque style has since 2010 housed the Spanish-Portuguese Centre for Heritage Studies, dedicated to the protection, conservation, investigation and promotion of the cultural heritage of Spain and Portugal.
Culture | Vitoria Ajuria-Enea Palace The Palace of Ajuria-Enea is known, above all for being the headquarters of the Basque Government. Apart from its administrative function, it contains monuments, history, and art of great value.
Culture | Zaragoza Aljafería Palace It was built as a place of leisure. It also served as a defensive building.
Culture | Ocaña Cárdenas Palace Its Gothic portico and flat, polychrome coffered ceilings are interesting.
Culture | Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carta Palace The mixture of cultures that gave rise to the colonial style can clearly be seen in Canary Island architecture.
Culture | Jaén Palace of Cobaleda Nicuesa Also known as the Casa de Deán or the Casa de los Minallones, it is a modest but highly elegant civil construction from the Renaissance period. Currently it houses town's Association of Architects.
Culture | Cogolludo Palace of the Dukes of Medinaceli Don Luis de la Cerda commissioned the building of this palace in 1492.