Culture | Cangas de Onís Covadonga Sanctuary Covadonga is the place where the Re-conquest began under king Pelayo, whose remains are buried in the cave alongside La Santina. This is the gateway to the Picos de Europa National Park.
Culture | Secastilla Torreciudad Shrine Located near the city of Barbastro (Huesca, Aragón) against a beautiful natural landscape, with a view to Grado and the snow-capped peaks on the horizon. It is a popular destination in the Aragonese Pyrenees and has become a meeting place for thousands of pilgrims.
Culture | Zaragoza La Seo or Cathedral of San Salvador The transformations of this monument reflect many and varied architectural styles.
Culture | Úbeda Water Synagogue It hosts numerous cultural events such as talks and concerts of Sephardic music.
Culture | Córdoba Synagogue This synagogue and the Tránsito one in Toledo are two of the most representative examples of the medieval period.
Culture | Aldeaquemada Tabla de Pochico A UNESCO conference in Kyoto (Japan) in 1998, declared the Levantine Cave Painting Art in the Spanish Mediterranean Basin as a World Heritage site.
Culture | Bilbao Arriaga Theatre The Arriaga theatre is one of the most important buildings in the city of Bilbao.
Culture | Madrid Teatro de la Comedia theatre The headquarters of the National Classical Theatre Company in Madrid. It is reopening in October 2015 after undergoing renovation work which had kept it closed since 2002.
Culture | Málaga Málaga Roman Theatre Malaga's Roman theatre remained hidden underground for many centuries.
Culture | Mérida Roman Theatre in Mérida The theatre’s location was chosen to ensure the best possible acoustics for the audiences.
Culture | Sagunto Sagunto Roman Theatre The Roman theatre of Sagunto dates from the first century and was a pioneer on the list of the national monuments declared in Spain (1896).
Culture | Barcelona Temple of Augustus Only some ruins remain of this temple consecrated to the Emperor Augustus in the 1st century BC - four columns with Corinthian capitals on a pedestal.
Culture | Madrid Debod Temple Discover the Debod Temple, one of Madrid's most unusual monuments. This construction dates from the 2nd century BC, and, after centuries on Egyptian soil, was brought to Spain as a gift from Egypt.