The Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral and third largest church in the world, built between 1401-1507 by multiple architects. The Royal Site of San Lorenzo de El Escorial near Madrid was built in Renaissance style between 1563-1584 under architect Juan Bautista de Toledo. Park Güell, one of Antoni Gaudí's major works in Barcelona, began construction in 1900 when Barcelona was a modern metropolis with over half a million people.

3. THE CATHEDRAL OF SAINT MARY OF THE SEE
BETTER KNOW AS ‘SEVILLE CATHEDRAL’ (SEVILLE, ANDALUCÍA)
Work of different masters of architecture: Maese Carlín, Diego
de Riano, Martin de Gainza and Asensio de Maeda, (1401-1507).
It is the largest Gothic cathedral and the third-largest church in
the world.

4. THE ROYAL SITE OF SAN LORENZO DE EL ESCORIAL
(MADRID)
It is located to the northwest of the region in the southeastern side of
the Sierra de Guadarrama. The style chosen was the Renaissance, very
refined and without a lavish decoration. The predominant architectural
order is the Tuscan, the simplest of classicism, and the Doric in church.
The architect was appointed by the King was Juan Bautista de Toledo
(1563-1584)

5. PARK GÜEL (BARCELONA)
Visit Park Güell, one of the major works of Gaudí in Barcelona, When Park
Güell began to be built in 1900, Barcelona was a modern and cosmopolitan
metropolis whose economy was based on the strength of its industry and
which had over half a million inhabitants.

6. ROYAL PALACE (MADRID)
It is the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family at the city
of Madrid, but is only used for state ceremonies. King Felipe VI and the
Royal Family do not reside in the palace. It is work of Filippo
Juvara, Francesco Sabatini, Juan Bautista Sachetti,José Segundo de Lema
(1738-1755)

7. SAGRADA FAMILIA (BARCELONA)
The Sagrada Familia is a symbolic expression in stone of the Christian faith. In this
temple, an exaltation of the Family of Nazareth as a model for a united family,
Christians, especially Roman Catholics, can recognise the tenets of their faith. It is
work of Gaudí, (1802- act)

9. LAS MENINAS, VELÁZQUEZ
This is one of Velázquez`s largest paintings and among those in which
he made most effort to create a complex and credible composition that
would convey a sense of life and reality while enclosing a dense network
of meanings. It was created in 1656.

10. LA MUJER QUE LLORA, PICASSO
“The woman cries” (1937) that is one of the paintings by Picasso
after the Spanish Civil War. Pain and Suffering is evident. No
Place For serenity and balance.

11. INMACULADA «DE SOULT» , MURILLO
The Virgin is dressed in white and blue cloak, with hands crossed on his chest,
stepping on the moon and look at the sky directed usually presents a clear upward
momentum, very baroque. It was created in 1678,

12. LA PERSISTENCIA DE LA MEMORIA, DALÍ
This work, which is also known as Soft watches, is a famous painting of the
Spanish painter Salvador Dali painted in 1931. Made by the technique of oil on
canvas, is surrealist style.

13. LA MAJA DESNUDA, GOYA
The picture is a commissioned work painted before 1800, in a period
between 1790 and 1800.
In this work represented a very beautiful woman lying peacefully on a bed
and looking directly at the observer

15. INMACULADA CONCEPCIÓN, ALONSO CANO
The exquisite finesse is manifested in this immaculate that, like most of the works by
this master, has a fragile and delicate appearance, full of sweetness and beauty. 1655

16. EL PROFETA, PABLO GALLARDO
“The prophet” or “Great prophet” is a bronze sculpture by Pablo Gargallo
1933. The figure represents a speaker Yelling with raised arm while holding
stick with a brusque attitude.

17. JESÚS DE LA PASIÓN, MONTAÑÉS
This work depicts Jesus with the cross on his shoulder. The image
of Jesus is the work of Juan Martinez Montanés dated 1615.

18. PEINE DEL VIENTO, EDUARDO CHILLIDA
It is located at one end of the Bay of La Concha, at the end of the Ondarreta
beach, in the municipality of San Sebastián. 1977