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The Cathedral and Giraldaof Sevilla The Cathedral and Giralda of Seville Built in the 15th century, it is the largest Christian temple, in decadent Gothic, in the world. Her real name is Santa María de la Sede . It
What to see and do in Madrid Madrid is a city of elegant boulevards and large well-kept royal parks. Famous for its rich collections of European art, including works by Goya, Velázquez and other Spanish masters, it is also
What to see and do in Seville When you come to visit Seville, you will quickly realize that it is a city full of colour, culture, works of art and delicious gastronomy. In fact, here you can enjoy some
MosqueFrom Cordoba The largest mosque in the world. They are the cathedrals, places built leaving nothing to chance , with knowledge and magic beyond our understanding. Examples of this we have in our Andalusia , from Seville to Córdoba
The Ghosts of the Alhambra in Granada Secrets and Legends of the Alhambra in Granada It is the most important palace left to us by the Muslim world in the Iberian Peninsula, one of those places where energies meet.
The Ghosts of Maria Luisa Park in Seville Ghosts and Legends of Maria Luisa Park In the heart of the city of Seville we find a beautiful green corner, a sample of the whim of Nature where a thousand
The black Andalusians Forgotten Andalusians throughout history Since time immemorial, numerous peoples and civilizations have lived on the Iberian Peninsula, making this land a mixture of cultures. Arriving by land from the north and from the Atlantic and
El CaramboloTreasure Stories of lost treasures,legends,lost cultures and civilizations, often feed our imagination and sometimes our greed. The Tartessos treasure is one of them. Tartessos was an ancient culture that dominated western Andalusia, with great stability and prosperity dominating
The White Lady of the Haunted House of San Isidoro If you are searching for the eternal mysteries of this city, I suggest that you take a walk through its historic centre, along Calle Cuna or in the Plaza
Peña de Arias Montano, Aracena Spain La Peña de Alájar, History https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnPpE0oTcCY It is a beautiful location in the province of Huelva, to the north, in the middle of the mountains, among rural aromas and eternal memories. Alájar is
Cádiz: Cradle of Mysteries Cádiz- An ancient city If there is an ancient and historical city in Spain, it is -by history- the three thousand year old city of Cadíz. This old city, bathed by the Atlantic, saw the
The Lizard of the Cathedral The crocodile on the roof of the Patio de los Naranjos On the grounds of the Cathedral of Seville, hanging from one of the old wooden ceiling beams in the Patio de los Naranjos,
What to see in Cordoba in 1 day? What you cannot miss in your visit to Cordoba in 1 day It is one of the most important cities that we can find to the south of Spain, the caliphal
La calle San Luis Between the legends and the reality of Calle San Luis Within its walls, Seville has a date with mystery and dark legends. In one of the most authentic places in Seville, where the heart of
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