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The Old Medina 
If you're visiting Tetouan for the first time, a leisurely stroll through the old Medina is a must. It's a lively and fascinating place, where history and culture come to life around every corner. As you wander through the labyrinth of narrow streets
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Kasbah Museum
Tucked away in one of the city's historic districts, the Museum of Mediterranean Cultures, also known as the Kasbah Museum, is a must-visit for anyone exploring Tangier. The museum's interior has been thoughtfully redesigned, giving new life to its i
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Bertemati Palace
Nestled in the heart of Jerez, Bertemati Palace stands proudly at Plaza del Arroyo 50 and 51. This architectural gem is a feast for the eyes, with its stunning Baroque design that whispers tales of the past. If you're a fan of history and beauty, thi
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Alcazar of Jerez de la Frontera
The Alcázar de Jerez stands proudly as one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Nestled in the southeast corner of the ancient walled area, it creates an impressive defensive system with its walls, towers, and gates. The name "alcázar" originates fro
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Jerez de la Frontera Cathedral
The construction of this cathedral is like a journey through time, showcasing a medley of architectural styles that reflect the many years it took to complete. Originally built as a Collegiate Church because Jerez didn't have its own bishopric until
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The Cloisters of Santo Domingo
In 1264, Alfonso X's troops decisively took Jerez from the Muslims. Around that time, the king gifted the Dominicans a military structure of Islamic origin, located opposite the Seville gate, to establish their convent. The first century of the Santo
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Episcopal Palace
Exploring the Bishop's Palace in Málaga feels like stepping back in time to the 16th through 18th centuries. It’s a magnificent collection of buildings that were gradually joined until they formed a grand block by the 18th century, occupying the enti
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The Casa de Pilatos
The Casa de Pilatos is a stunning blend of Italian Renaissance and Spanish Mudejar styles. This architectural gem is often seen as the quintessential Andalusian palace. Construction kicked off in 1483, sparked by the vision of Pedro Enríquez de Quiño
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Church of divine Salvador
The Church of the Divine Salvador is a majestic Roman Catholic gem nestled in the bustling heart of Seville, right in the Plaza del Salvador. This impressive church stands as the second largest in the city, only surpassed by the grand Seville Cathedr
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The Kasbah of the Udayas
The Kasbah of the Udayas, with its charming Andalusian garden, offers a serene escape that perfectly embodies the tranquil spirit of Rabat. Wandering through the Chellah necropolis, you can almost feel the whispers of history echoing through its anci
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House of Mariana Pineda
The creation of the Mariana Pineda European Centre for Women ticks three important boxes: it honors the legacy of Mariana Pineda, a celebrated figure with immense popular support who stands as a symbol of the Constitutionalist Liberal cause in the 19
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Medina Azahara
Caliph Abd al-Rahman III was not just a masterful politician but also a passionate champion of culture. Under his rule, his territories flourished into some of the most prosperous lands in the West, rivaling the grandeur of Baghdad and Byzantium. Med
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Alcazar Fortress Cordoba
Nestled in the heart of history, this building once served as the royal residence for Christian monarchs. Over time, it transformed into the site of the Courts of the Holy Offices, then a civil prison, and later a military prison. It's surrounded by
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Calahorra Tower
Nestled on the foundations of an ancient Arabian castle, this historical gem was constructed by Henry II of Trastámara to defend against his brother, Peter I, often remembered as Peter the Cruel. The structure boasts a Latin cross layout, with three
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Roman Bridge of Cordoba
Imagine strolling across a bridge that has stood the test of time since the era of Augustus. This iconic structure links the bustling city with the historic Calahorra Tower. It underwent significant transformations back in 918, and its stones have wi
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Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba
The Great Mosque of Cordoba is a fascinating blend of architectural styles, layered over each other during the nine centuries of its construction and renovations. Nestled in the heart of Cordoba's historic center, this mosque is a stunning testament
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Plaza de la Corredera
Picture this: a rectangular square, blending history and charm, right in the heart of Andalusia. This unique spot is the only one in the region designed in the style of the traditional Castilian Plaza Mayor. During its reconstruction, the ground reve
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Viana Palace
Nestled in the heart of Cordoba, this palace museum boasts an impressive collection of artifacts that speak to the city's rich history. From intricately crafted furniture to beautifully adorned coffered objects, each piece tells its own story. The el
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The Capela Dos Ossos
Nestled away from the bustling tourist trails of Faro, the Capela Dos Ossos, or the Bone Chapel, offers one of the most peculiar sights you'll encounter. Tucked within the Carmo church complex, this tiny chapel holds a haunting beauty that’s both eer
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The Palacio de Estoi
The charming pink Estoi Palace stands as the pinnacle of Rococo architecture in the Algarve. Its meticulously kept gardens are adorned with exquisite Azulejos tiles, creating a magical atmosphere that transports you to another era. As you wander thro
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The Medina (Walled Town)
Welcome to the historic heart of Almería, a city founded by Abderramán III in 955, during the 10th century. Imagine a bustling town, surrounded by a protective wall, with a fortress standing guard and a mosque offering a place for reflection and pray
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Alcazaba Fortress
Exploring the Alcazaba is like stepping back in time, where history whispers through every stone and archway. With its impressive 1430-meter walled perimeter, it's Spain’s second-largest Muslim construction, right after the famous Alhambra Palace in
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The English Cable
Nestled along the Playa de las Almadrabillas, "English Cable" stands as a fascinating testament to early twentieth-century iron architecture. This striking structure, originally owned by the British mining company The Alquife Mines Railway Limited, g
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Apollo Theater
Hidden in the heart of Almería, the Apollo Theatre is a true gem with a fascinating history. While the exact date of its inception and the original architect's name remain a mystery, we do know this: the theater was erected in 1881, replacing the for
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Archeological Museum Almeria
Nestled along the Carretera de Ronda, the museum is a stunning, newly reconstructed modern marvel. It proudly showcases a remarkable collection of artifacts, with treasures ranging from prehistory to the Muslim period. This place isn't just about wha
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Casa Port Station
ONCF is Morocco's national rail service, boasting a fleet of 669,637 passenger cars that traverse an impressive 1,893 kilometers of track. This railway powerhouse not only supports over 9,767 thousand jobs but also caters to thousands of travelers ea
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Hassan II Mosque
The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca isn't just a place of worship; it's a marvel that blends spirituality with architectural genius. As the second largest mosque in the world, it stands proudly in Morocco's bustling economic hub. French architect Mich
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Suspension bridge
Just outside the bustling town of Portimão, you'll find a striking suspension bridge that gracefully carries the main EN125 road over the serene River Arade. This architectural marvel isn't just a means of getting from point A to point B—it's an expe
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Espantaperros tower
Nestled in the heart of the Citadel, the 12th-century Almohad monument, the Espantaperros Tower, is a marvel to behold. Also known as the Watchtower or Alpéndiz Tower, this structure is a testament to the architectural prowess of its time. With its u
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Santa Maria de Prado Cathedral
Nestled in the heart of Ciudad Real, the Cathedral of Santa María del Prado is a mesmerizing blend of history and architecture. This transitional Gothic masterpiece, with roots tracing back to a Romanesque shrine, has been lovingly restored several t
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Puerta de Toledo arch
The Puerta de Toledo is a captivating remnant of the Royal Citadel of Ciudad Real, a relic from the 14th century that still stands proud. This ancient gate boasts six arches, with the two outer ones elegantly designed in an ogival style, while the in
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The Bone Chapel
The Bone Chapel in Évora, Portugal, stands as one of the most haunting yet unforgettable sights you'll encounter. Picture this: walls adorned with the bones of the long-deceased, exhumed from the city's graves to make room for future burials. It's ee
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The Praca do Giraldo
Imagine stepping into the historic heart of Évora: the Praça do Giraldo. This central square is like a living museum, showcasing stunning examples of 16th-century Gothic architecture that seem almost frozen in time. At one end, you'll find the Igreja
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The Roman Temple
Évora, once a bustling Roman trading hub, proudly showcases its rich history through its most remarkable monument: the beautifully preserved Roman Temple of Diana. This iconic structure stands as the best-preserved Roman edifice on the Iberian Penins
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