Caves of San Valentín and Santa Pía

Siete Palacios Cave, or Archaeological Museum

El Soplao Cave

El Soplao is situated in the western part of Cantabria, in the region of Saja-Nansa. There are currently 20 kilometres of natural passageways documented, as well as almost 30 kilometres of mine galleries.

El Tesoro Cave

It is one of the few caves where the mixture of fresh and salty water from the nearby Mediterranean sea have created a spectacular underground labyrinth.

Tito Bustillo Cave

Set in a group of Palaeolithic caves.

Las Ventanas Cave

It has been occupied by man since the Upper Palaeolithic and declared a Natural Monument and Property of Cultural Interest. It is a good example of a cave that has been fitted out for tourism.

El Viento Cave

A visit to El Viento Cave gives you an insight into the role of lava flows in a volcanic eruption, and offers you the chance to see the whimsical forms sculpted by the lava in the bowels of the earth.

Cave of Altamira

The paintings are some 14,000 years old and have the World Heritage designation.

Artá Caves

Inside there are very beautiful natural formations.

Conventico Caves

Drach Caves

This cave was formed in the Miocene period.

Las Güixas Caves

Hams Cave

The tide, with its ebb and flow, works on its interior even today.

Las Monedas Cave

Designated World Heritage in 2008

"Ojo Guareña" Caves in Merindad de Sotoscueva

The Painted Cave

"La Cueva Pintada", or the Painted Cave, is one of the most important sites in the Canary Islands, because of its size and interest from a scientific point of view, and because it houses a unique example of aboriginal art from the Canary Islands: the Painted Cave.

Valporquero Caves

These are some of the largest and most spectacular caves in northern Spain.

Avín Cavern

Located in Asturias at the foot of the Picos de Europa (Peaks of Europe) mountains in a karst topography and subterranean paradise, we can see how life was in the last glacial period.

Menga Dolmen

The work of man and his first steps in architecture can be seen in these caves.

El Romeral Dolmen

This cave served as a tomb for its inhabitants.

Dolmen de Soto

This is one of the most important dolmens of the 200 megalithic monuments discovered in the province. At almost 21 metres long, it is one of the largest in Huelva and dates back to between 3000 and 2500 BC. It was declared a National Monument in 1931.

Viera Dolmen

Archaeological remains in this kind of cave reflect the spiritual meaning prehistoric man was already giving to death.

Dolmens in Valencia de Alcántara

The 48 dolmens listed in the municipal district of Valencia de Alcántara comprise one of the most important collections of megalithic dolmens in Spain and Europe.

University of Sancti Spiritus

Regional Agrarian Offices

Royal building

Shrine of Apóstol Santiago

Shrine of Bendito Cristo de la Vera Cruz

Shrine of El Campo del Divino Cristo

Valladolid Cathedral

Vic Cathedral

Old Lleida Cathedral (Seu Vella)

The cathedral of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción is built on the highest point of Puig del Castell.

Zamora Cathedral

It is one of the most important examples of Romanesque architecture in Spain.

Peña de Candamo Cavern

Pilgrims’ cemetery

Sotileza Chalet