The Remarkable Roman sites of Merida
Founded in 25BC by order of Emperor Augustus. It served as a retirement colony for veteran soldiers and quickly grew into the capital of the Roman province of Lusitania.
Read moreFounded in 25BC by order of Emperor Augustus. It served as a retirement colony for veteran soldiers and quickly grew into the capital of the Roman province of Lusitania.
Read moreCordoba in Spain is a medieval capital where Islamic, Judaic and Christian cultures intertwined and consisted peacefully for several centuries.
Read moreLocated west of Granada and Córdoba, Seville is the cultural heart of southern Spain.
Read moreGibraltar’s history is defined by its strategic position at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea, turning this 6.8-square-kilometer rock into one of the most fought-over pieces of land in the world.
Read moreThe American author Washington Irving, lived inside the Moorish palace in Granada and wrote Tales of the Alhambra. He is credited with making the making it famous and even saving this great wonder of the ancient would from ruin.
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