Landmarks - Page 4
126 news
Barcelona’s Largest Seawater Pool Reopens with Free Entry and Bird Sanctuary
Barcelona’s Fòrum Bathing Area has reopened after a €2.1 million overhaul, offering free access to the city’s biggest natural saltwater pool. The site now features improved accessibility, enhanced safety, and a protected island for coastal birds.
Catalan Government Approves Zero-Emission Overhaul for Palau de Pedralbes
The Catalan government has commissioned a major renovation of Palau de Pedralbes. The project aims to create a nearly zero-emission building and add a new welcome garden. The palace will serve as the cabinet's second headquarters.
Bilbao Fine Arts Museum Unveils New Atrio Arriaga Amid Major Expansion
The Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao has opened its new Atrio Arriaga, marking a key milestone in its ongoing expansion. The space connects three main buildings and highlights the city's cultural renewal.
Amurjo: The Inland Pool in Jaén Drawing Crowds Like a Mountain Beach
Amurjo pool in Orcera, Jaén, is redefining summer for hundreds seeking relief from the heat. Surrounded by pine forests and mountain air, this 85-meter natural pool combines affordability with a unique inland beach experience.
Santiago Segura and José Mota Acquire Pedraza Castle for Cultural Revival
Santiago Segura, José Mota, and producer Luis Álvarez have purchased the medieval Castillo de Pedraza in Segovia. Their plan: transform the iconic fortress into a vibrant cultural space with concerts, exhibitions, and public events.
Barcelona's Sants Station to Triple in Size for 75 Million Passengers by 2030
Barcelona's Sants station will undergo a major expansion, nearly tripling its space for high-speed trains and doubling for Rodalies. The project aims to handle almost 75 million travelers by 2030, reshaping the city's main rail hub.
The Spanish Village Where July 4th Is a Major Event
Macharaviaya, a village of just 500 residents in Málaga, will transform into a living tribute to US Independence on July 4, 2026. The event honors Bernardo de Gálvez, whose legacy links this Andalusian town to American history.
Cala de les Ampolles: The Catalan Cove Where the Sea Turns Crystal Clear
Cala de les Ampolles, tucked away in l’Ametlla de Mar, offers visitors a rare blend of transparent waters, rocky surroundings, and a unique swimming experience reminiscent of a natural pool. Its quiet charm stands out on the less-traveled Tarragona coast.
Spanish Tax Agency Halts Sale of Historic San Claudio Factory Over Low Bid
The Spanish Tax Agency has suspended the sale of the former San Claudio ceramics factory in Oviedo after the highest bid fell far short of the set value. The future of the landmark industrial site remains uncertain as authorities weigh their next move.
Gipuzkoa and Canada Seal Historic Pact for San Juan Replica Voyage
Gipuzkoa and Canada have formalized a partnership to send a replica of the 16th-century whaling ship San Juan from Pasaia to Red Bay. The project revives a centuries-old maritime route and aims to boost cultural and economic ties.
Government and Junta Push for Algarrobico Hotel Demolition as Court Decision Looms
The fate of the illegal Algarrobico hotel in Almería is back with the Andalusian court. Authorities urge swift action after the local council delayed revoking the building permit. The demolition process remains stalled.
Brno Circuit Hosts Key MotoGP Weekend as Márquez Closes In
MotoGP returns to Brno for the ninth round of 2026. Marc Márquez arrives after a double win, while Jorge Martín faces penalties. The championship battle intensifies with Bezzecchi still leading.
Cala Rijana: The Hidden Tropical Gem of Granada’s Coast
Cala Rijana, tucked beneath a highway tunnel on Granada’s Costa Tropical, offers turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs that rival the Caribbean. Its unique setting and pristine marine life make it one of southern Spain’s most sought-after summer escapes.
Mugardos: The Galician Seaside Town Where Octopus Is a Summer Obsession
Every summer, the small fishing town of Mugardos in Galicia draws crowds for its signature octopus dish and vibrant festival. With Roman ruins, colorful harbors, and a unique culinary tradition, Mugardos offers much more than just a meal.
Barcelona Launches Final Phase of Major Urban Works Ahead of 2027
Barcelona accelerates 24 urban projects and 18 resurfacing works this summer. Major streets and public transport will face closures and detours. The city aims to complete critical upgrades before the next municipal elections.
Historic Canal Project Explored in New Book Presented in Alcázar de San Juan
A new book examines the Canal del Gran Prior, a major Enlightenment-era hydraulic project. The work, presented in Alcázar de San Juan, highlights the region's unique historical heritage and its ties to architect Juan de Villanueva.
Toledo Unveils Monumental Entrance to Historic Centre After Major Renovation
Toledo has reopened its main historic centre access as an 'Imperial Walk', featuring restored statues of six Visigothic and Christian kings. The project improves accessibility, green spaces and public amenities, with a €3.2 million investment.
Andalusian Court Faces Pressure to Annul Algarrobico Hotel License
The fate of the Algarrobico hotel now depends on the Andalusian courts. The regional government and Greenpeace demand the annulment of its building license after a local council vote was postponed.
Unveiling mysteries and thrilling ancient legends, this castle attracts curious crowds and promises unforgettable adventures
Medieval Castle in Segovia How Film Stars Turned Ruins into a Cultural Center. In the heart of Castilla y León, an ancient fortress has found a new life. From ruins, it has become a magnet for history and art enthusiasts. Discover what secrets its walls hold and who is behind its transformation.
Uncovering the secrets hidden in the ancient monasteries of La Rioja
A medieval gem in La Rioja where the Spanish language was born and two UNESCO sites are preserved. Hidden in the mountains of La Rioja lies the city where the Spanish language was born. Here, two unique monasteries have been preserved, their walls bearing witness to the dawn of a new era. Discover why people from all over Europe come here. Explore little-known routes and flavors of the region.
Secrets of the San Juan de Baños Church — a 7th-Century Architectural Marvel
Spain’s Oldest Church, Surviving the Centuries, Hidden in the Heart of Castile. A unique church built in 661 stands in Baños de Cerrato. Preserved almost unchanged, it is considered Spain’s oldest church. Discover why it’s called a true marvel of history.
Page 4 by 4