What to see in Kingdom Spain

The Museum of Huelva is  housed in a modern building on the Avenida Sundheim. There are exibited interesting archaeological collections, with objects from the megalithic sites, Tartessian treasure from the necropolis at La Joya, Phoenician, Greek and Moorish artefacts, etc....

The Salt Museum in Leintz-Gatzaga shows the systems used for salt extraction throughout the centuries. Located at the foot of the Dorleta Sanctuary, the museum recovers the salt mine that had worked from the Iron Age to 1972, when it was closed....

The Leitzaran Visitor Centre is located in the Otieta Country Park near Andoain, at the access of the Leitzaran Valley. It makes the visitors aware of the importance of the Leitzaran River protected biotope. The complex houses a Water Interpretation Centre and a Fishing School....

In Interpretation Center of Aizkorri-Aratz Natural Park and Saint James`Way in Zegama gives to visitors possibility to learn about the colours, the textures, and the properties of more than 170 different trees....

Luberri center in Oiartzun offers a trip throughout the last thousand million years. It's subject is the geological evolution of the Oiartzun Valley and of the entire Basque Country. The centre exhibits didactic panels in Basque, Spanish, and French, as well as a collection of minerals and fossils....

Basque Railway Museum in city of Azpeitia exhibits one of the best railway collections in Europe, with steam, diesel and electric locomotives, tramways, trolleybuses and wagons of all kinds....

The Bee Museum in Urretxu working since 2007. There are 5 theme areas: mythology and history, apiculture, bee products, bees and organisation, and curiosities....

Don Quixote`s Museum in Ciudad Real is situated next to Parque de Gasset. There are shown different exhibitions dedicated to Cervantes` novel "Don Quixote"....

The Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes (author of Don Quijote) was born in Alcala de Henares. The house he was born in is open to the public....

The Estepona Bullring was opened in 1972. It was designed by well-known Spanish architect, Juan Moro Urbano and is distinguished by its unique asymmetric design. The exterior is landscaped to allow access to the upper terraces without the necessity of steps. The bullring hosts also 4 museums....