What to see in Kingdom Spain

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Cerro del Villar is situated apprx. 8km. from city of Malaga. It was one of the most important colonial centres of the Phoenicians on the Andalusian coastline. Its foundation was laid in mid 8th Century, AD. This habitat is the first appropriation of the Phoenicians on the western coastline of...

Templo de Debod in city of Madrid is an ancient Egyptian templedating back to II century B.C. It was brought to Madrid in 1968 as a thank you to Spain for helping with conservation work in Egypt. The site is situated in Parque de la Montaña (close to Plaza de España)....

Castle of Gibralfaro is located in city of Malaga. It dates from the Moslem perio. The Arabes enforced the structure of the castle and was baptised mount Jabal-Faruk (mount of the lighthouse). It was constructed in the 15th Century by the Moslem King Yusuf. For the general diffusion of artillery it...

The Alcazar of Jerez in Jerez de la Frontera is Moorish fortress built by the Abbadid rulers in the early 10th century and later converted into a Christian stronghold. The complex covers a surprisingly small area, but has a mosque, Arab baths, several towers, pretty gardens with a fountain,...

The Triumphal Arch (Arc de Triomf) in Barcelona is built in 1888 as main access gate of Universal exhibition.It is an archway structure from reddish brickwork in the Moorish Revival style. The top of the arch is decorated with the Barcelona coat of arms as well as a representation of all 49 other ...

The Roman archaeological remains in Astorga include remains of an original military camp, the sewers, two baths (late I-st and III-rd century AD), remains of the forum and several mosaics....

The Castillo de San Cristobal was built by the Christians after the first conquest of Almeria in 1147 by Genoese troops, and Aragonesas Pisana. It is located close to the Alcazaba and connected through a line of walls. Now the castle is in ruins....

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