Santa María do Azougue
During the final years of the XIVth century and the beginning of the XVth, Santa María do Azougue was built to the order of Fernán Pérez de Andrade on...Read more
SANTA MARIA DEL AZOGUE
SANTA MARIA DO AZOUGUE During the final years of the XIVth century and the beginning of the XVth, Santa María do Azougue was built to the...Read more
A Porta da Ponte Vella
It is one of the five gates of the city, was directly linked to the English Way of Santiago and the old route that, leaving Oviedo (Asturias), passed through...Read more
Church of Saint James
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The Sinarcas' Flours mill
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The Royal Dockyards
The Royal Dockyards were built in response to the Crown’s need for a fleet of ships that would allow commercial and military expansion in the Mediterranean...Read more
The Aisles of the Dockyards
The aisles of the Dockyards bear silent witness to an industry of great importance in Barcelona during the Middle Ages and in the modern era: shipbuilding....Read more
Main Slipway
In the eighteenth century the new Borbon dynasty considered promoting naval construction, which included financing the construction of four new...Read more
The Dockyards in the 16th and 17th Centuries
The building we see today was not built in the 13th century but in the16th and 17th centuries. The original precincts built by Peter II “the Great”...Read more
Roman Mausoleum
Roman burials usually took place in their homes or next to roads; the fact that this necropolis was used for such a long time – some 600 years...Read more