Historic Sites

If you’re looking to explore historic sites in Spain then you can explore our interactive map above or navigate further by using the links below.

Famous Historic Buildings & Archaeological Sites in Spain ? Barcelona, Gaudi?s Sagrada Familia, Tarragona

The grandeur of a caliph's palace, sybaritic sun-drenched Mediterranean beaches, the staccato stamp of a flamenco dancer's heels, the awed hush of pilgrims entering the cathedral at Santiago de Compostela after weeks of walking El Camino.

Spain is a surprise to those who have the image of having to fight for towel space at one of its crowded beaches or sipping sangria while watching a bull fight or flamenco.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Sites are places of importance to cultural or natural heritage as described in the UNESCO World Heritage Convention, established in 1972.

Spain is packed with amazing tourist attractions including fabulous buildings from Roman and Moorish times through to modern day wonders.

Every year, more than 50 million people visit Spain, which has the second-most United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Sites of any country. Located ...

Spain is a Mediterranean country where multicultural history and tradition are creating a special merry spirit of the people and their vitality is transferred onto the streets, in restaurants, bars…

Looking to add a bit of history and discovery to your luxury holiday? See our top 5 historical sites in Spain for some Ideas on where to visit.

Spain was part of the Roman Empire from 218BC to 410AD. Much of their legacy still exists and here are 10 of the best sites to visit.

One thing Barcelona does not lack is a healthy mix of historical landmarks; all of which are breathtaking and inspiring in their own right. Whether it's a hospital, a religious site or even a government building, Barcelona's buildings are laden with history and each created with a very strong attention to detail. Whether you're strolling down Passeig De Gracia, gawking at Gaudi's modernist masterpieces or in the Gotico surrounded by century-old structures, Barcelona is a beautiful city to walk through as it is one of the most  aesthetically charming city's in the world. There is always something that will catch your eye and there are plenty of interesting places to visit full of exciting and unique anecdotes and tales from the past.

Madrid’s historic sites are breathtaking reminders of the past. Regardless of whether you stroll through the Spanish capital’s historic palaces, marvel at the architectural lines and details of its treasured buildings or gaze up at its monuments, the city continues to captivate locals and visitors alike. Here we’ll show you the top ten historic sites so you can take a trip down Madrid’s beautiful memory lane like a pro. 

The Alhambra, the Sagrada Familia and the Cathedral at Santiago de Compostela are just some of Spain's unmissable sights. Prices and opening times | spain.info USA

Barcelona, Spain, has emerged as a visually enchanting mecca for architectural discovery, bursting with avant-garde designs and historical monuments. Modernist structures by masters such as Antoni ...

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From its Moorish beginnings to the Spanish Civil War, discover the most interesting historical sites in Madrid

Sure, you've read all the popular Spain tour guides and you're quickly formulating an itinerary for the vacation of a lifetime, complete with scenic overlooks for photo opportunities and quaint mom-n-pop eateries that are highly acclaimed by the locals (at least that's what they said online, anyway).

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