Puerta del Cambrón gate

This gate owes its name to the spiny buckthorn bushes all around it which are known in Spanish as cambroneras.

Doña Urraca gateway

This imposing gateway is extremely well conserved and was the most important in the mediaeval walls which protected the old centre of the town of Zamora, which was also known by the name of 'la bien cercada' (the well-defended').

Nueva de Bisagra Gate

Revellín Gateway

Seville Gate

This is one of the elements that best represents the Carmona archaeological site.

Puerta del Sol, Madrid

The Puerta del Sol is one of Madrid's main hubs. The first buildings surrounding this area were begun in the 16th century, although the square assumed the importance it has today with the construction of the Casa de Correos post office building in 1768.

Puerta del Sol (Toledo)

It was built by the Hospitaller Knights as a gateway to the walled city in the 13th century.

The Puerta de Toledo (Ciudad Real)

This door is the only remaining relic of the Real Alcázar of Ciudad Real.

Puerta de Toledo (Madrid)

Standing 19 metres high and inaugurated in 1827, it was the last monumental gate to be built in Madrid. This impressive granite construction began to be erected in 1812 on Joseph Bonaparte´s orders. ...

Puerta de Alfonso VI gate

These are the only surviving remains of the Arab wall.

Gateway in the city wall: Socorro, Agua, de Sevilla and Buey

San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts

Royal Academy of History

Real Alcázar Palace of Seville

The Real Alcázar in Seville is a group of palaces surrounded by a wall. Peter the Cruel rebuilt the old Almohad building to establish a royal residence in the 14th century. It has contributions from all periods, although Mudejar and Renaissance styles are predominant.

Chapel of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

Chapel of the Oidor

Chapel of El Pilar

Royal Chapel

Converted into a symbol of the monarchy's influence in Granada.

Chapel of Roser

This modest building usually goes unnoticed on the streets in the old quarter in Valls. It houses magnificent 17th century glazed tiles depicting the Battle of Lepanto.

Chapel of El Sagrario in the church of La Asunción

El Salvador Chapel

It is in an unmatched setting in Úbeda, next to various palaces surrounding the Plaza de Vázquez de Molina.

Chapel of San Fermín

San Isidro Chapel in San Andrés Church

Chapel of San José (Rabanal del Camino)

Chapel of Saint Joseph (Seville)

It is considered one of the most significant examples of Sevillian Baroque.

Chapel of San Lázaro

Chapel of San Miguel de Celanova

Chapel of San Nicolás

Chapel of San Pedro da Torre

Chapel of San Roque (Cacabelos)

Chapel of San Roque and stone cross

Chapel of San Roque (Lugo)

Santa Àgata Chapel

Built in 1302, it has an exceptional altarpiece by Jaume Huguet (fifteenth century).

Chapel of Santa Cruz in Lourenzá

Chapel of Santa Cruz (Cangas de Onís)

This unique monument is associated with a series of historic remains and ancient legends.

Church of Santa Lucía in Coceña