26 places found
A Roman aqueduct over 800 metres long built without mortar, the symbol of Segovia and a World Heritage Site.
A castle on a crag between two rivers, with a fairy-tale silhouette, once a residence of the kings of Castile.
Visigothic church commissioned by King Recceswinth in 661, one of the oldest churches still standing in Spain.
One of the great Romanesque churches in Spain, next to the walls of Ávila, with a unique carved portico.
Fifteenth-century Mudéjar brick castle built by the Fonseca family, with a deep moat and polygonal towers.
An imposing 15th-century brick fortress, one of the finest in Castile, linked to Queen Isabella I.
An imposing Templar fortress overlooking Ponferrada, with medieval history, passageways and spectacular views of El B...
Fifteenth-century fortress of the Dukes of Alburquerque overlooking the Tiétar valley from the southern slopes of Gre...
A castle shaped like a ship on a hill in the Ribera del Duero, with a wine museum inside.
A Gothic masterpiece and World Heritage Site, remarkable for its majestic architecture and history.
Famous for its Gothic stained-glass windows, it is one of the most beautiful and luminous cathedrals in Europe.
Known as the "Unknown Beauty", a great Gothic cathedral with a Visigothic crypt and an interior full of art.
A 12th-century Romanesque cathedral with a Byzantine-style scaled dome, in the city with the most Romanesque art in E...
Two joined cathedrals, the twelfth-century Romanesque Old and the Gothic New, whose Ieronimus towers offer views over...
An 11th-century church on the Way of St James, one of the purest examples of European Romanesque.
Dominican church with a spectacular late fifteenth-century Isabelline façade, next to the palace where Philip II was...
Late seventh-century Visigothic church, moved stone by stone in 1930 to save it from a reservoir on the Esla.
Cistercian convent founded in 1187 by Alfonso VIII, a royal pantheon with a museum of medieval textiles unique in Eur...
Famous for its stunning Romanesque cloister and the Gregorian chant of its monks, it is one of the most iconic monast...
One of the best-preserved medieval walls in Europe, completely surrounding the city's old town.
A neo-Gothic bishop's palace designed by Gaudí on the Way of St James, next to Astorga cathedral.
A Bourbon palace at the foot of the Guadarrama mountains, with gardens inspired by Versailles and monumental fountains.
One of the most beautiful Baroque squares in Spain, built of golden Villamayor stone and the heart of Salamanca life...
Romanesque complex whose Royal Pantheon keeps twelfth-century paintings known as the Sistine Chapel of Romanesque art.
Founded in 1218, it is one of the oldest universities in Europe and a symbol of learning in Spain.
Remains of the Celtiberian city that withstood Scipio's siege in 133 BC, with houses and walls rebuilt on the hilltop.
