El Tránsito synagogue

Home of the Sephardic Museum.

Water Synagogue

It hosts numerous cultural events such as talks and concerts of Sephardic music.

Benavites Palace

Plaza de la Corredera

Castellarnau House

Camposagrado Palace

El Fontán Market and Square

Tarragona National Archaeological Museum

The exhibited pieces illustrate the process of Romanization of the Iberian Peninsula.

Picasso Museum in Barcelona

The Picasso Museum is a clear example of the link between this cross-disciplinary artist and Barcelona.

Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology of Cantabria

Most of the 2,600 pieces on display in this museum, which occupies the ground floor of the Mercado del Este in Santander, belong to the period between the Upper Paleolithic and the Iron Age.

Albacete Museum

The museum brings us closer to the past and heritage of this place in Castilla-La Mancha.

San Martín de Salas Museum of Pre-Romanesque Art

Parish Tapestry Museum of Pastrana

The Collegiate Church of Our Lady of the Assumption houses an important collection of works of art.

Poblado de la Hoya museum

This museum was built in 1986 as a complement to the visit to the archaeological site, which dates back to the first millennium BC.

Santa Eulalia Parish Museum

The complex houses works of art from different parishes in Paredes de Nava (Palencia).

Marceliano Santa Maria Museum

Naval Museum (Madrid)

San Fernando Naval Museum

The museum is located in the neoclassical building of the former Captaincy General of the Navy.

Roman circus in Mérida

It was used for chariot races and –according to an inscription– later adapted to serve as a venue for naval games.

Church of Santo Domingo (Eivissa)

The church, which began to be built at the same time as the convent, is mainly Baroque in style, although it has undergone many modifications.

Nuestra Señora de Gracia Cathedral

The Cathedral is in Gothic style with clear French influence.

Ibiza Town Hall/Santo Domingo Convent

The Town Hall is located in the refectory of the old Dominican convent.

Casa del Mitreo House

This was a large Roman house belonging to an important family. Together with the house, remains related to the cult of Mitra were found and this is where its name comes from.

Los Milagros Aqueduct

This aqueduct was built following the height of the terrain and using different materials, including brick, stonework, masonry and natural rock.

Santa María de la Asunción Procathedral

This temple, which preserves remains from the 13th century, was built between the 17th and 18th centuries.

Oratory of San Felipe de Neri

San Juan de Dios Hospital

It is a very interesting building as its church has an octagonal plan with large vaulted niches which can be used as altars.

Mérida Roman Amphitheatre

The gladiatorial contests took place on the amphitheatre’s arena.

San Rafael triumphal monument

The city has built many monuments to San Rafael, but the most important of them is the one nearby the Mosque and the Triumphal Arch.

Calahorra Tower

It was built by Henry II of Trastámara as a means of defence against his brother Peter I (Peter the Cruel). It lies on what was once an Arabian castle.

Museum of Rich Fabrics at the Monastery of Las Huelgas

Considered one of the best textile museums in the world.

Museum of the People of Asturias

San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts Museum

The complex houses a collection of paintings from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

National Museum of Romanticism

It recreates the artistic, literary and customary atmosphere of the Romantic era.

Museum of Galician People

The museum was opened in 1976 and is located in the former convent of Santo Domingo de Bonaval.

Zamora Museum

The museum brings visitors closer to the historical evolution of this place in Castile and León.