1. SPAIN’S LEGACY
TO THE WORLD

2. PAINTERS

3. FRANCISCO DE GOYA
SALVADOR DALÍ
DIEGO VELÁZQUEZ

4. PABLO PICASSO
JOAN MIRÓ

5. SANTIAGO RUSIÑOL
FRANCISCO PACHECO
BARTOLOMÉ
ESTEBAN MURILLO

6. LITERATURE

7. “Quiero dormir un rato,
un rato, un minuto, un siglo;
pero que todos sepan que no he muerto;
que hay un establo de oro en mis labios;
que soy el pequeño amigo del viento Oeste;
que soy la sombra inmensa de mis lágrimas” (Federico
García Lorca)

8. “La falsedad tiene alas y vuela, y la
verdad sigue arrastrándose, de
modo que cuando las personas se
dan cuenta del engaño ya es
demasiado tarde” (Miguel de
Cervantes)

9. “La vida es una serie de colisiones
con el futuro; no es una suma de lo
que hemos sido, sino de lo que
anhelamos ser.” (José Ortega y
Gasset)

10. “Lo sabe todo,
absolutamente todo.
Figúrense lo tonto que
será” (Miguel de Unamuno)

11. MONUMENTS

12. The Alhambra in Granada is
considered by many as one of the 10
wonders of the world. Its appeal lies
both in its interior, as its decoration is
among the summits of Andalusian art,
as well as in their localization and
adaptation, creating a new landscape
but fully integrated with the existing
nature

13. Barcelona's Sagrada Familia is an unfinished
temple of the great architect Antonio Gaudí. The
work began in 1883 and the architect worked on
it until his death in 1926

14. The Aqueduct of Segovia is an
impressive piece of Roman
engineering. Its construction
dates back to the first and second
centuries. Until almost the present
day it has been providing water to
the city of Segovia through a path
of more than 15 km, and more
specifically, to its Alcázar.

15. The Monastery of El Escorial is one of
the most unique Renaissance
architecture in Spain and Europe. It was
devised in the late sixteenth century by
King Felipe III, who conceived a large
multifunctional complex that originated
the Herrera style. It was considered,
from the late sixteenth century, the
Eighth Wonder of the World, both in size
and functional complexity and its huge
symbolic value.

16. TRADITIONS AND
ENTERTAINMENT