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Abbey of Sakromonte
Granada, Carril de los Coches 
The location of the sun-burned abbey of Sacromonte in Granada is not accidental. There is a legend that it was at this place that Saint Cecilio, the first bishop and patron of the city, once died from the Romans. And this legend is supported by facts.
Aquarium of Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca, Carrer Manuela de los Herreros i Sora 
For already one year the owner of the honorary title of one of the best aquariums in Europe, the aquarium and the natural marine park of Palma de Mallorca is a fantastic realm of the sea. 55 aquariums are inhabited by representatives of more than 700 species of the Mediterranean fauna.
Arena Las Ventas
Madrid, Calle de Alcala, 237 
Monumental building of red color, built in neo-Mauritanian style, with beautiful arches, statues in front of it and rich interior decoration is the famous bullring of Las Ventas. The Arena of Las Ventas is a real tourist attraction in Madrid.
Auditorio de Tenerife
Tenerife, Santa Cruz, Av de la Constitucion, 1 
Auditorio de Tenerife is one of the most famous buildings on the island of Tenerife. This undevelopable structure was built some ten years ago (in 2003), and since then has attracted the attention of everyone who is going to or is already resting in Tenerife.
Boulevard Rambla
La Rambla, Barcelona 
The most famous street in Spain, Ramblas Blvd. stretches from Plaza Catalunya to the Old Port. There is always a lively atmosphere of fun, festivities and delightful secrets. The center of the boulevard is pedestrian.
Gothic Quarter
Barri Gotic, Barcelona 
Once the very center of Barcelona and the center of all its medieval attractions, the Gothic Quarter lies between Rambla and Lajetana Street. Despite the fact that many buildings here date from 14-15 centuries, there are enough cozy restaurants and expensive shops in the Gothic quarter.
Casa Batllo
Barcelona, Passeig de Gracia, 43 
One of the most famous mansions, on the architectural plan of which flaunts the signature of the great Gaudi, the Casa Batllo is located on the avenue of Passage de Gràcia, in the heart of the quarter of Eixample. When you look at the house of Batllo from the street, it seems that the building lives, breathes and closely follows the movements of its guests.
Mil House
Carrer de Provenca, 261-265 
Residential house and a monument of architecture ... Rarely these concepts are linked together, but there are exceptions. The case of the Casa Mila, or in the Spanish manner of Casa Mila, is just such an exception. Not for nothing that this landmark of Barcelona in 1984 was the first building of the 20th century, included in the UNESCO List.
House-Museum of Dali
Port Lligat, Cadaques 
In fact, this is not one house, but a whole fabulous labyrinth in the style of Dali. And he appeared like this: back in the 1930s, Dali and Gala bought their first fishing house here. For the next 40 years, they continued to buy up neighboring properties, gradually integrating them into a single surreal whole.
Bellver Castle
Palma de Mallorca, calle Camilo Jose Cela 
The Bellver Castle is built a few kilometers from Palma de Mallorca and is the only Gothic-style building in the unusual round shape. From the high hill you can see the enchanting view of the bay of Palma and the magnificent panorama of the city.
Castle of San Miguel
San Miguel de Abona Tenerife, Av. Edelmira Alfonso 
Want to be in a real medieval castle and see with your own eyes how the Knights of the Round Table are fighting? Then you should visit a small town in Tenerife called San Miguel. In the vicinity, the castle of San Miguel was built specially for the guests of the island.
The Cathedral of Barcelona
Placa de la Seu, Barcelona 
Walking along the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, look for Carrer del Bisbe, which starts from Saint Jaume Square. It is pedestrian, so that from contemplation of the cathedral slowly opening before you, nothing will distract.
Granada Cathedral
Granada, Calle Gran Vía de Colon, 5 
The history of Granada is full of glorious pages: first the Moors dominated here, after them came the Reconquista Spaniards, in a word, the quiet life of the city and the local population can not be called. But at the end of the 15th century, once again having got to the new rulers, the Spaniards, the city got its own Cathedral.
Cathedral of Girona
Passeig Reina Joana, Girona 
The local cathedral is considered a visiting card not only of Girona, but, perhaps, of the whole coast of the Costa Brava. During its existence (and the temple was built around 1312) the cathedral was rebuilt several times.
Palma de Mallorca Cathedral
Palma de Mallorca, plaza Almonia 
The main temple of Mallorca and all the Balearic Islands, the Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, bearing the name of St. Mary, is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture in all its splendor. The outlet above the central entrance is a record 97 meters in diameter.
The Prado Museum
Madrid, Paseo del Prado s / n, 28014 
The Prado Museum houses the richest collection of Spanish paintings, masterpieces of Italian, Flemish and Dutch masters. The first collection of the Prado Museum consisted of more than 300 paintings, now it stores over 6,000 paintings, more than 400 sculptures and works of jewelry art.
Museum of Salvador Dali
Gala-Salvador Dalí Square, 5 
Raging on the sunny beaches of the Costa Brava, few people think of visiting so-called cultural institutions. But in vain, because there is a unique object, not to visit which will, frankly, be unforgivable. It is a museum of Salvador Dali, located in the homeland of the famous painter in Figueres.
Teide National Park
Tenerife, Orotava 
Perhaps there are no tourists who would rest on Tenerife and did not visit the Teide National Park. The main attraction of the island attracts travelers from all over the world not only with its unique flora and fauna.
Park Güell
Carrer d'Olot, 5 - Barcelona 
In 1900, Eusebi Güell bought 62 hectares of land on the outskirts of Barcelona with the goal of creating a garden city, which was very popular in the late 19th century. The creation of the infrastructure had to deal with Gaudi.
Eagle Park
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Arona 
In Tenerife, near the city of Las Americas, there is an amazing attraction, which is definitely worth a visit, especially if you plan to rest on the island with the whole family. This place is called the Eagle Park.
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In the view of many tourists, Spain is an endless series of luxurious beaches of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic coast, unrestrained fun of the islands and a comfortable ski holiday. But, nevertheless, Spain is also one of the most ancient countries of Europe with its richest history, original culture and impressive architecture. And, by the way, among all European countries, only Italy hardly barely boasts more attractions than Spain.
Millions of travelers from all over the world are striving in this beautiful sun-warmed country, to see with their own eyes all its diversity. After all, the culture and architecture of Spain for thousands of years created different nations, as a result of which there appeared some eclecticism - but at the same time it harmoniously communicates the true spirit and temperament of the Spanish nation.
Barcelona has long been one of the richest and most developed cities in Spain, so there is something to see.
Barcelona has long been one of the richest and most developed cities in Spain, so there is something to see. What only there is only one old quarter in the Gothic style, the majestic calm of which is in particular contrasted with the hot temperament of this country. And one of the most outstanding architectural attractions of not only the city, but all of Spain is rightly considered the designed Gaudi Cathedral of the Holy Family.
The Arabs introduced notes of oriental color to European Spain, especially in Granada. This small quiet town, located at the very bottom of the mountains, still retains the spirit of the Moors-conquerors. The Alhambra palace (or the Red Palace) can be considered a visiting card of Grenada, its walls change their shade depending on the time of day and intensity of illumination, and its area is so large that it is often called a city in the city.
An incredible number of attractions are in the very small town of Toledo. It was built on a hill, from which it was not only considered impregnable, but also received its name - "Toledo" translates as "ascended."
The architecture of Toledo is so rich and diverse that the whole city is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. And Toledo is the favorite "sitter" of the genius El Greco. Only in this city you can enjoy the canvases of the great native of Crete in full scale: staying directly in Toledo, admiring his amazing "Thunderstorm in Toledo."
The Arabs introduced notes of oriental color to European Spain, especially in Granada.
And, of course, you can not fail to mention Madrid, the capital of Spain, a place where such a huge number of unusual sights are concentrated, that it is simply impossible to single out any one of them and call it a symbol of the city. Moreover, Madrid itself can rightly be called a landmark not only in Spain, but throughout Europe. After all, it was originally built as a royal city with a kings-wide scope and pomp.
Still, it is possible to enumerate the sights of Spain indefinitely, this rich southern country is famous not only for its architectural and natural diversity, but also for its unique culture - passionate flamenco, chilling corridor, sparkling cocktail of fruits, ice cubes and unsurpassed Spanish wine. br>