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

Azkuna Zentroa - Alhóndiga Area

A modern contemporary art and leisure centre which has become a cultural cornerstone of Bilbao since its redesign by the French architect Philippe Starck.

Barcelona: Paseo de Gràcia

We have to include one of the most dazzling 'golden miles' in Spain to the countless attractions that the city of Barcelona offers. We suggest you walk the more than 1,500 metres of the central Paseo de Gràcia, which extends from Plaza Cataluña to Avenida Diagonal, and give yourself a unique fashion and culture experience.

Gothic Quarter

The Gothic Quarter is the oldest part of Barcelona, made up of narrow streets and squares that reflect Barcelona's medieval past with the presence of palaces, residences and Gothic churches.

Chueca neighbourhood

Chueca neighborhood is the LGBTQI+ epicenter of Madrid and a symbol of modernity, avant-garde styles and tolerance. Its streets are packed with joy, fashion and a bustling atmosphere.

La Latina district

La Latina is one of the most traditional districts in Madrid. It is located in the centre and its streets, of medieval origin, revolve around Plaza de la Cebada and Plaza de La Paja squares.

El Tubo district

El Tubo is a central area of the city of Zaragoza, very popular for tapas and especially lively at dusk.

El Born

El Born is an avenue dating from mediaeval times which is today packed with fashionable pavement cafés. This is a very popular area in Barcelona both by day and at night, and extends as far as the old market of El Born and the Gothic church of Santa María del Mar.

Conde Duque Cultural Centre

These military barracks of the eighteenth century were designed by the Baroque architect Pedro de Ribera, and after being entirely remodelled, they were reopened in 2011 as one of the most representative multidisciplinary cultural centres in Madrid.

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Founded in 1991, it is the venue for the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix of the Formula 1 World Championship and the Catalan Grand Prix of the Motorcycling World Championship. In addition, until 2025, its tracks were home to the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Comunitat Valenciana Ricardo Tormo circuit

Opened in 1999, it is one of Spain's most important circuits and the race track in which the last race of the Grand Prix motorcycle racing championship is held.

Ángel Nieto Circuit of Jerez

Located in Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz, it has hosted the Spanish Grand Prix of the Motorcycle World Championship since 1987.

Ciudad Encantada (Enchanted City)

This natural place situated in the Serranía de Cuenca is characterised by its curious rocky formations, sculpted over the centuries by ice, wind and water. All this has modelled stone figures that look like humans, object and animals that spark visitors' imagination.

El Corte Inglés: Spain's iconic luxury department store

Founded in 1940 as a small tailor shop in the heart of Madrid, El Corte Inglés has evolved to become a global fashion icon and a must-visit for those seeking a unique shopping experience.