Manuel Moral International Museum of Naïve Art

This museum's origins lie in the private collection of an artist from Jaén.

Jacinto Higueras Museum

This museum is dedicated to the memory of sculptor Jacinto Higueras, from Jaén.

Julio Romero de Torres Museum

This museum is home to part of the oeuvre of painter Julio Romero de Torres, along with some of his personal items.

Puente Mayor (High bridge)

Medieval Bridge of Abadín (Romaríz)

Mediaeval bridge in Furelos

Mediaeval bridge of San Miguel

La Muza Bridge

Los Peregrinos Bridge

Puente de Piedra bridge

La Rabia Bridge

La Reina Bridge

Roman bridge of Las Herrerías

Roman Bridge (Trespuentes)

Declared a Monumental Complex in 1984.

Roman bridge in Lugo

Ermites Shelter in the Pietat Mountains

They have been declared World Heritage sites.

Canto de la Visera Shelter

Prado del Navazo Shelter

It is part of the Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin of the Iberian Peninsula and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

La Peña del Escrito Rock Shelter

Villar del Humo is the most westerly point in the Mediterranean Basin designated area

Alpera Shelters

Rock paintings in the La Vieja and El Queso caves.

Cabezo de Alcalá Acropolis

Los Arcos Aqueduct

It is an aqueduct and a viaduct, as the pillars of the second body are open to traffic.

Noáin Aqueduct

Almería Fortress

It was built by Adb al-Rahman III in 955 AD on the ruins of a fortress.

Baza Fortress

Fortress of the Condestables de Castilla

Also known as the Castle of Los Velasco or the Towers of Medina, the Fortress of the Condestables de Castilla is an imposing Gothic fortress-palace, currently fitted out as a culture centre and museum.

Jerez de la Frontera Fortress

This is the oldest building preserved in Jerez de la Frontera.

Zafra Fortress

O Leboreiro village

Old Roman road

Former Chaplain’s Residence

The old prison

The old prison and council building of the town of Martos is now its town hall. It is one of the jewels of Mannerist Spanish architecture.

Old Parish Church in San Vicente de Trigas

Old Pilgrims’ Hospital

Old Royal Palace of Valladolid

One of the rooms in this spacious royal palace in Valladolid, the official residence of the Spanish royal family between 1601 and 1606, was the birthplace of the future Philip IV of Spain.

Royal and General Archive of Navarre