Old Town of Mequinenza
The old Mequinenza, now known as the Old Town of Mequinenza, was located next to the Ebro and at the confluence of it with the Segre and the Cinca, under the watchful eye of its Castle. In the mid-20th century it was demolished and buried under the waters of the river that had seen it […]
Nublo Rural Park
Nublo Rural Park is one of the most emblematic protected natural areas of Gran Canaria, standing out for its scenic, ecological, and cultural value. It houses the iconic Roque Nublo, a geographical symbol of the island.
Cruceiro de Laias
The Cruceiro de Laias is a stone monument that stands on a single step. Its cubic base features an inscription on its four faces that reads: “YEAR 1661 THIS WORK WAS COMMISSIONED AT HIS EXPENSE BY JULIO LÓPEZ MOSQUERA Y PUGA AND ISABEL DE LOSADA HIS WIFE.” The shaft, of cylindrical section, leads to an […]
The Ponte de Ourense
The Ponte Maior de Ourense, also known as Ponte Romana or Ponte Vella, is one of the great symbols of the city and one of the most outstanding engineering works of antiquity in Galicia. Its origin dates back to the 1st century, when it was part of the Roman Vía Nova, which connected Bracara Augusta […]
PORT OF LA COLONIA DE SANT JORDI
FISHING AND SPORTS PORT
Prehistoric complex of s’Hospitalet Vell
The Prehistoric Complex of s’Hospitalet Vell is an important archaeological site located in the municipality of Manacor, on the island of Mallorca, Balearic Islands.
Palace of the Dukes of Villahermosa
The Renaissance palace built in the 16th century by the all-powerful Luna family. It is surrounded by spectacular gardens and today serves for weddings and events, but also opens its doors to the public by prior reservation. Inside the palace are preserved three works by Francisco de Goya: ‘The Masked Ball’, a sketch of ‘The […]
Blue Cave
The Blue Cave of Cabrera, located to the north of the Island of Cabrera in the south of Mallorca, is a small grotto carved by the sea in the limestone rock.
Old Faió Railway Tunnel
The old Fayón railway tunnel, built in 1894, was part of the Madrid-Zaragoza-Barcelona line. With a length of 1,846 meters, it crossed the buttress between the Ebro and Matarraña rivers. Currently, one of its entrances remains visible, while the other is submerged under the waters of the Ribarroja reservoir, recalling the railway history and the […]
Chapel of San Roque in San Cibrao Das Viñas
The Chapel of San Roque, located in San Cibrao das Viñas, is a small hermitage built in the 19th century. It features a sober neoclassical style, with a rectangular floor plan and a simple bell gable topped with rounded pinnacles, reflecting the influence of rural Baroque. This chapel is situated in a highly valued natural […]