What to see in Kingdom Spain

Baeza Plaza de Leones is a particularly attractive cobbled square enclosed by Renaissance buildings and stands slightly back at the far end. Here on a rounded balcony the first mass of the Reconquest is reputed to have been celebrated....

The Castros are old celtic buildings (the celts came to Galicia 2800 years ago and they built their villages in the best naturally defended places). Castro de Santa Tegra is the biggest found. It is situated near town of A Guarda (southwest of Galicia), in a Minos`s riverside mount, near...

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Don Quixote fans are able to see the huge windmills of Consuegra (the "giants" against which Cervantes’ hero went into battle)...

"Casas colgadas" (hanging houses) are located in Cuenca. They are cling impossibly to the sides of sheer cliffs 200 metres above the junction of two river canyons....

Casco antiguo is the old part of Benidorm. It is located between the streets of San Lorenzo, Santa Fez and San Vicente. There are lot of stores, cafes and restaurants....

The old part of Javea is historic and typical Spanish. It has narrow streets filled with wrought iron balconies and stone porticoes. The promenade is lined with good seafood restaurants, boutiques and pavement cafes....

Towers of Santa Cruz (Torres de Santa Cruz) in Santa Cruz de Tenerife are twin towers - the highest skyscrapers in the city and the Canary Islands. They were constructed in 2006 and are among the tallest residential buildings in Spain....

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Istan has numerous fountains which waters come from the Sierra springs and Rio Verde. The fountain of  "El Chorro" is one of the most attrctive among them and is an emblematic spots of the town....