Sant Antoni Market

It opened in 1882 and has a particularly interesting structure featuring one of the finest examples of iron architecture from the second half of the 19th century.

Pedralbes Monastery

The Gothic style monastery was built in the 14th century. The church has only one nave.

Casa de l'Ardiaca House

Colegio de las Teresianas House

This work was not begun by Gaudí, he just finished it. Owing to the fact the nuns had very little money, it was built in brick but with the stamp of the great master.

Sant Pau del Camp Church

It is the only structure remaining from Sant Pau del Camp Monastery, one of the most important Romanesque sites in the city.

Casa de Padellàs House (History Museum)

Plaza de España Square

Painted ceramic benches representing all the provinces in Spain are arranged round the square.

La Giralda tower

The bell tower, the diminishing niches and the El Giraldillo weather vane were added in the 16th century.

Hostal de los Reyes Católicos

Founded by the Catholic Monarchs as a hostel for pilgrims who had completed the Way of Saint James, it is today one of the most outstanding monuments in the famous Obradoiro square in Santiago de Compostela.

Seville Town Hall

It contains several works of great historic and artistic interest, including the town’s pennant and a painting of the patron saints, Justa and Rufina.

The Torre del Oro tower

It was given its name (“gold tower”) because it was originally covered in golden tiles.

Mies Van der Rohe Pavilion

This edifice was built under the clear influence of Bauhaus, for the International Exhibition of 1929.

Lonja de Zaragoza

The finest example of Aragonese Renaissance style.

Asturias Museum of Fine Arts

The Museum is located in three buildings in the old quarter of Oviedo: the 18th-century Velarde Palace, which is connected to a 1940 building; and the 17th-century Casa de Oviedo-Portal. A project to add a fourth building is underway.

Seville Museum of Art and Popular Customs

The museum is located in the Mudejar Pavilion, built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929.

Tardorromana Basilica Museum

The remains of this basilica, consisting of a single rectangular room and two side naves, are one of the few pieces of evidence of ancient Christianity in the far west of North Africa. The museum also offers a tour that goes from prehistory to the period of Islamic domination.

Barjola Museum

Los Guzmanes tower

Museum of Sacred Art of Tineo

Girona Museum of Art

Located in the former Episcopal Palace

Archaeological Museum of Sagunto

It contains the collections and findings from the excavations carried out in Sagunto and its castle.

Archaeological and Historical Museum of Elche (MAHE)

The Altamira Palace is home to this renewed museum concept.

Picasso Casa Natal Museum

The house where Pablo Picasso was born boasts a permanent collection comprised of original pieces by the artist.

Enrique Escudero de Castro Municipal Archaeological Museum

The museum offers a journey from prehistory to the Roman era.

Valdepeñas Wine Museum

The museum is located in an old winery. Visitors can learn about the different elements of winemaking for the production of Valdepeñas wine, which has a Protected Designation of Origin.

Municipal Archaeological Museum of Lorca (MUAL)

Casa de la Pia Almoina House

It has two different areas: one Gothic and the other Renaissance.

Majorca Cathedral

The cathedral is built over the city walls of Palma de Mallorca's old town.

Málaga Roman Theatre

Malaga's Roman theatre remained hidden underground for many centuries.

Palma Market

Palma de Majorca guildhall is one of the most beautiful civil buildings on the whole of the island. It was built in 1426 by Guillem Sagrera.

Arab Baths (Palma)

The building has been preserved almost without any restoration.

Archaeological Museum of Fuerteventura

A tour of the island's ancestral culture from an archaeological and ethnographic perspective.

Shrine of San Segundo

Church of San Pedro (Ávila)

Church of San Juan Bautista (Ávila)

Los Dávila Palace