Culture | Sádaba Los Atilios Mausoleum Also known as the “Altar of the Moors”, this is an excellent example of a sepulchre combined with a temple. It is a funerary construction that was very common among the upper classes of Roman society.
Culture | Carucedo Las Médulas Open-cut mines dating from the Roman period. It is a designated World Heritage site.
Culture | Valencia Central Market This grand Modernist building was designed in 1914, although not inaugurated until 1928.
Culture | Bilbao La Ribera Market It was built in 1929 and, with its 10,000 square metres, is one of the largest covered markets in Europe.
Culture | Barcelona 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.
Culture | Seville Setas de Sevilla The Metropol Parasol, known as “the Mushrooms of La Encarnación”, is the largest wooden structure in the world.
Culture | Córdoba Great Mosque of Cordoba It is a mixture of architectural styles superimposed on one another over the nine centuries its construction and renovations lasted.
Culture | Toledo Mosque of Cristo de la Luz It dates from the year 999 and remains intact to this day. Legend has it that King Alfonso VI discovered, hidden behind a wall to prevent it from being desecrated, a Christ illuminated by an oil lamp.