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Explore ancient monastic ruins in the Piedra River Canyon and you’ll soon see why the Cistercian monks spent six centuries living amid this tranquil Eden.

Wander amid the many lanes of the historic center where interesting architecture, a leafy park and traditional apple cider await. 

Party from dusk until dawn, visit an ancient burial site and enjoy seaside relaxation on this small Spanish island in the Mediterranean Sea.

The largest public art collection in the Asturias region is contained within three buildings where you can see works by artists including Picasso and Goya.

In the capital of Spanish Basque’s Gipuzkoa Province, this small island is famous, decorating one of the loveliest bays in Europe.

During your time in Mérida, visit this 1st-century Roman sporting arena, which features parts of its original stands and a U-shaped track.

Watch a horse show and learn about the Carthusian horse breed when you tour this centuries-old stud farm that was started by monks.

Watch a horse show and learn about the Carthusian horse breed when you tour this centuries-old stud farm that was started by monks.

See Madrid at its most dynamic as you walk the length of this buzzing avenue, where elegant shops, must-see attractions and exciting events come together.

This historic Torremolinos fishing village is today famous for its delectable seafood and spacious Mediterranean beach, which has ideal swimming conditions.

Be awed by the remarkable legacy of the Ancient Romans as you stroll around the colossal structure that has towered over Segovia’s Old Town for 2,000 years.

This impressive feat of architecture offers sweeping views of El Tajo Gorge, Ronda’s townscape and a countryside of patchwork fields and rolling mountains.

In addition to its Roman buildings, Mérida has many other historical attractions, including this Arab stronghold from the 9th century.

Tour this beautiful city in Asturias, where you will find stunning architecture dating back to the 9th century, lovely green scenery and great gastronomy.  

Explore the well-preserved remains of this 2,000-year-old theater that serves its original function as a performance venue as it has for scores of generations.

Wander around the outside of this Oviedo landmark to marvel at its ultra-modern design and head inside to discover spacious rooms and exhibition space.