Culture | Vitoria Ajuria-Enea Palace The Palace of Ajuria-Enea is known, above all for being the headquarters of the Basque Government. Apart from its administrative function, it contains monuments, history, and art of great value.
Culture | Mérida Amphitheatre House Situated next to the amphitheatre, the remains actually belong to two houses, a section of the San Lázaro aqueduct and a decant tower. It belongs to Mérida’s archaeological site, which has the UNESCO World Heritage designation.
Culture | Barcelona Casa Batlló One of the jewels of Art Nouveau, created when the Batlló family commissioned Gaudí to remodel an existing house. It was completely transformed, from the façade to the internal structure.
Culture | Córdoba Casa de las Campanas It is located in the Santiago neighbourhood and was the ancestral home of Don Pedro de Montemayor. It must have been a great house, although only the façade remains as a vestige of its grandeur.
Culture | Granada Casa del Chapiz House Since 1932, the State has used the building as the School of Arab Studies of the CSIC (Senior Council for Scientific Research).
Culture | Cáceres Las Cigüeñas Palace This noble home is noteworthy for its slender crenellated tower, built in the 15th century.
Culture | Teruel Casa de la Comunidad (Teruel Museum) This is one the finest examples of civic architecture in Teruel dating from the sixteenth century.
Culture | Salamanca Casa de las Conchas house The Casa de las Conchas (the House of Shells) is a Gothic style building. It was constructed in the late 15th century, although it also features Renaissance and Mudéjar elements and belongs to the style known as Isabelline art.