Top 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Spain

Seven Gaudí buildings are UNESCO-listed, headlined by the still-unfinished basilica.

A medieval walled city where Christian, Muslim, and Jewish heritage intertwine.

The endpoint of the Camino pilgrimage, with one of the world's great cathedrals.

The Great Mosque-Cathedral features 856 columns creating an unforgettable striped-arch forest.

A 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct stands intact in the heart of this Castilian city.

One of Europe's most important wetlands, hosting flamingos and the Iberian lynx.

Home to one of the oldest universities in Europe and stunning Plateresque architecture.

La Gomera's ancient laurel forest is a relic of the Tertiary era shrouded in mist.

The world's only functioning ancient Roman lighthouse, standing in A Coruña since the 1st century.

Seven Gaudí buildings are UNESCO-listed, headlined by the still-unfinished basilica.

A medieval walled city where Christian, Muslim, and Jewish heritage intertwine.

The endpoint of the Camino pilgrimage, with one of the world's great cathedrals.

The Great Mosque-Cathedral features 856 columns creating an unforgettable striped-arch forest.

A 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct stands intact in the heart of this Castilian city.

One of Europe's most important wetlands, hosting flamingos and the Iberian lynx.

Home to one of the oldest universities in Europe and stunning Plateresque architecture.

La Gomera's ancient laurel forest is a relic of the Tertiary era shrouded in mist.

The world's only functioning ancient Roman lighthouse, standing in A Coruña since the 1st century.