Nine breathtaking UNESCO sites in Spain to start with
Spain has been a centre of Roman, Islamic, Christian and colonial empires which have turned the nation into open-air museum of wonders that move, inspire
Spain’s Malaga to ask UNESCO to declare Monte Gibralfaro and Alcazabilla World Heritage Sites
THE Malaga City Council plenary session held last Thursday, April 28, has approved the proposal to put forward the declaration of Mount Gibralfaro and Alcazabilla
Remains of ancient Arab city in southern Spain makes UNESCO World Heritage Sites list
The well-preserved 10th century Medina Azahara settlement in Cordoba was once the de facto capital of Muslim Spain
Segovia’s Roman revelation
The Segovia Aqueduct - a UNESCO World Heritage site - is now believed to have been built between 112 and 116 AD
Gibraltar’s Gorham cave now ready for UNESCO bid
A specialist group of climbers and abseilers from the Fire and Rescue Service have been working to clear debris and old ropes
Malaga beer company helps push megalithic site’s UNESCO bid
Menga is adopting the slogan ‘stone by stone’
Andalucia battles Church move to strike ‘Mosque’ from Cordoba Cathedral title
Andalucia’s Tourist Board refuses to accept the Catholic Church's decision to change Cordoba's iconic Mosque-Cathedral's title
Alhambra ticket fraud defendants accused of €3.5 million scam
Following a ten year investigation prosecutors are calling for heavy fines and sentences