Festival of San Martín, or the Humanitarians’ Festival

The festival is organised by the San Martín Humanitarian Association, and begins with the traditional sung mass of San Martín, accompanied by the sound of the typical Asturian bagpipes. ...

Fiesta of Sant Antoni Abat

An enormous bonfire (“la foguera”) is burned in honour of the saint on 16 January, but preparations start on 7 December when the townspeople begin piling up firewood. In fact, the bonfire is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the world’s largest bonfire. The religious celebrations are held on 17 January. ...

La Passió

As a testament to the ancient “auto sacramental” as well as the “mysteries” and “miracles” of medieval European theatre, the performances of La Passió have been taking place in this town since the 16th century, staged and performed by local amateurs, with roles sometimes passed down from parents to children. ...

Faldeta Day in Fraga

These festivities are a tribute to the important role played by women in running the household economy. It highlights the traditional dress they wore in the past, comprising seven layered skirts, a bodice, jerkin and shawl, and normally worn with an attractive hairstyle. ...

Alfabia

El Bosque in Béjar

Campo Grande

Carmen de los Mártires

Casa de Campo Park

Casa de Pilatos Gardens

Coto de Nuestra Señora del Carmen gardens

Garden of Evaristo Valle Foundation Museum

Church in Vilouriz

Virgen de las Angustias or Alpagés Church

Virgen de la Luz Church

Church of Romaríz

Jewish Quarter (Belorado)

The Jewish Quarter (Córdoba)

The Jewish Quarter is a complex network of narrow streets with a typical Andalusian flavour. Seeing it and losing yourself among its streets is an experience not to be missed.

La Oca board game

Lonja de Alcañiz building

Today it houses the administrative offices of the Town Hall and the Tourist Office on the ground floor.

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.

The Silk Exchange

Built in the 15th century, the Silk Exchange is Valencia's Gothic monument par excellence.

Lonja de Zaragoza

The finest example of Aragonese Renaissance style.

Los Polentinos Palace

Los Velada Palace

Los Verdugo Palace

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.

Medina Azahara

Las Médulas

Open-cut mines dating from the Roman period. It is a designated World Heritage site.

Meloiras

Menhir

Central Market

This grand Modernist building was designed in 1914, although not inaugurated until 1928.

El Fontán Market and Square

La Ribera Market

It was built in 1929 and, with its 10,000 square metres, is one of the largest covered markets in Europe.

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.

Setas de Sevilla

The Metropol Parasol, known as “the Mushrooms of La Encarnación”, is the largest wooden structure in the world.