Spain has many historical monuments and buildings, including the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, the Oceanographic in Valencia, and the Alhambra in Granada. Some of the most important cities are Barcelona, Seville, and Madrid. Roman ruins still stand, such as the amphitheater in Mérida and the Cornalvo Dam built during the Roman era. Spanish culture is expressed through important national celebrations like Holy Week in Seville and local cuisine that varies by region.

1. SPAIN

2. Physical map of Spain.

3. Map of Spain.

4. Monuments and buildings
of Spain.
Guggenheim.
Oceanographic of
Valencia.
Alhambra of Granada.

5. Holy family of Barcelona.
Giralda in Sevilla.
Aqueduct of Segovia.

6. Square of Madrid.
Mosque of Córdoba.
Prado museum.

7. The Beach in Spain.

8. National celebrations.
Saint week.
Sevilla fair.
Tomatina festival.

9. Important cities
Barcelona.
(Cataluña).
Sevilla.
(Andalucía).
Madrid.
(Madrid).
Badajoz.
(Extremadura).

10. Mérida amphitheatre
The Amphitheatre of Merida, was built in the roman colony of Emerita
Augusta.

11. Roman Theatre (Mérida)

12. The Roman Theatre of
Mérida

13. Cornalvo Dam
The Cornalvo Dam is a Roman dam
in Badajoz province, Extremadura,

15. IMAGES OF SPANISH CUISINE

16. IMAGES OF EXTREMADURA CUISINE

17. Zalamea de la Serena

18. This is Zalamea
It is a little great town.

19. This is our classroom

20. This is our snack time place

21. This is the park. It is very important in Zalamea, the
people go to the park every day.

22. This is the Town Hall of Zalamea

23. This is the church of the Christ of Zalamea 17th C

24. This is the inside of the church

25. This is the distylo 2ndC AD

26. This is the church “Our Lady of the Miracles” 13thC.

27. The castle of Arribalavilla 5thC

28. This is the drama of Zalamea

30. This is Cancho Roano 6th C bC

31. We hope you liked it ^^)