Teatro Campos Elíseos

Teatro de la Comedia theatre

The headquarters of the National Classical Theatre Company in Madrid. It is reopening in October 2015 after undergoing renovation work which had kept it closed since 2002.

Sagunto Roman Theatre

The Roman theatre of Sagunto dates from the first century and was a pioneer on the list of the national monuments declared in Spain (1896).

Victoria Eugenia Theatre

Parish Church of San Andrés

Roman baths

Terrassa: parque de Vall Paradis

The city of Terrassa is located on the edge of Sant Llorenç del Munt Natural Park. In the city centre is Vallparadís, one of the largest urban parks in Spain.

La Atalaya Tower

Late Mediaeval tower

Boabdil Tower and the walled enclosure

The Military order of Calatrava built a large tower on the site of a former Al-Andalus fortress. The last Nasrid king of Granada, Boabdil “el Chico” was imprisoned there for some months.

Canyamel Tower

The tower has a square floor plan and Gothic architecture, and is one of the most singular buildings of its kind in Europe and unique in Majorca. Standing 23 metres tall, it served as a refuge for the townspeople and a defence for the Canyamel valley.

Caracol Tower

Castrojeriz Tower

La Cuadra Tower

Fernán González Tower

Dos Moreno Tower

Ercilla Tower

Declared a National Monument. Since 1948 it has housed the Fisherman's Museum.

Espantaperros Tower

Los Estrada Tower

Freestanding Cathedral Tower

Tower of Hercules (A Coruña)

It is one of the oldest active Roman lighthouses in the world.

Tower of the church of Santa María

The tower of the parish church of Utebo is popularly known as the 'Tower of Mirrors' thanks to the reflection produced by its 8,000 ceramic tiles.

Calatrava la Nueva Castle

This is a Gothic castle with a rose window in its church that should not be missed.

Archaeological Park of Calatrava la Vieja

The building incorporates a major water defence system, in combination with various walls and barriers.