16 places found
One of the largest Moorish fortresses in Spain, with walls running down the hill above the city and the sea.
A Moorish palace fortress next to the Roman theatre, with courtyards, gardens and views over the port of Málaga.
The oldest city in the West, surrounded by the sea, with its golden cathedral, the La Viña quarter and city beaches s...
Sixteenth-century Renaissance fortress of the Fajardo family, whose marble courtyard is now displayed at the Metropol...
Spain's first Renaissance cathedral, beside the Gothic Royal Chapel where the Catholic Monarchs Isabella and Ferdinan...
A great Renaissance cathedral by Andrés de Vandelvira, the model for many cathedrals in the Americas.
A Roman city founded in 206 BC, birthplace of the emperors Trajan and Hadrian, with one of the largest amphitheatres...
Walled Nasrid-era fortress above Alcalá la Real, with a citadel, towers and abbey church, a key stronghold on the Gra...
A spectacular fortress and palace with a rich history. Explore its intricate details and beautiful gardens.
An impressive tower that is the symbol of the city, offering panoramic views over Seville.
Famous for its architecture and blend of cultures, it is one of the most iconic monuments in Spain.
The ruins of the palace city built by Caliph Abd al-Rahman III near Córdoba, a World Heritage Site.
Huge timber structure from 2011 in the Plaza de la Encarnación, with a rooftop walkway and Roman remains in the basem...
Small tenth-century rural mosque high in the Sierra de Aracena, one of the best preserved in Spain, set beside a bull...
Stately Córdoba mansion with twelve patios and a garden, known as the museum of patios for its fountains, flowerpots...
The oldest royal palace still in use in Europe, blending Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance art, with spectacular gardens.
