A picture of the aftermath of Spanish Civil War bombings published in 1937 triggered a successful movement to save a crumbling property from demolition and find decent housing for its struggling residents
An environmental study linked to a project to dredge an estuary in A Coruña suggests the presence of several English ships sunk in 1589 in the failed attempt to invade the city
The ‘hammam’ was discovered in Seville when the popular venue Cervecería Giralda underwent renovation work and features elaborate geometric decorations
A slew of objects has been created or improved on by Spaniards, either for the advancement of science or for everyday use. From the engine-propelled submarine to the Chupa-Chups lollipop, these creations are now showcased in a virtual gallery on Instagram
Hugh Borthwick, the Scot who owned the outcrop of Fraile in the 1910s, ignored the Roman and Islamic vestiges at his feet: he was too busy keeping his eye on passing German warships
Barnabé Fillion, who has worked with some of the world’s top brands, found inspiration in the plants that grow in Tres Barrios-Amate to capture the area’s multicultural essence
Using a thousand images and 73 digital features, Google Arts & Culture has devised a new digital experience allowing users to follow in the footsteps of these two groundbreaking explorers
Ever since she first explored an astounding mining tunnel in the early 1980s, Mertxe Urteaga has been demonstrating the importance of Roman colonization in the Basque Country, undoing the long-held myth that the small mountainous region resisted the invaders
The notorious ‘Ecce Homo’ painting from Borja and the cartoonish work on a 16th-century sculpture are two of four works that are being dispensed in Gashapon vending machines
Three new establishments earn two stars, 19 receive their first, and 21 are awarded a new distinction, the Green Star for sustainability
Dictator’s descendants appeal a decision that strips them of a property known as Pazo de Meirás in Galicia that they used for over 80 years
One of Spain’s top dancers and choreographers, he was going to open a new show on Thursday in Madrid
A 1632 edition of ‘The Famous History of the Life of Henry VIII’ had been languishing inside the library of the San Francisco de Paula International School
In his latest project, director Max Lemcke is giving back a voice to the victims of “Billy the Kid,” one of the dictatorship’s most notorious police officer
What was once the face of a shepherdess has been completely disfigured, with the figure now drawing comparisons to Donald Trump
Researchers say the bison painting indicates the existence of a shared artistic culture in ancient Europe
The Barcelona-born producer, known for his Café del Mar compilations, was struggling financially when he lost his battle with colon cancer
Archeologists digging in a village that was once a center of power find several corpses buried in an unusual location
The 19th-century naturalist Domingo Sánchez spent 13 years in the Philippines, sending back animal and human samples to build up museum collections and exhibitions
After watching a TV documentary, Emiliano Fernández provided the clue that solved a 84-year-old mystery involving a priceless Gothic tomb
Patrons in the upper galleries of the theater say that up to 15 people were seated side by side in a row despite the risk of coronavirus contagion
Coronavirus restrictions have all but eliminated visits to Gaudí's iconic basilica, which is funded through entrance fees. Officials meant to finish in time for the centennial of the architect’s death
Built in 1932 in a style reminiscent of Le Corbusier and used by Robert Capa for a famous photograph, the landmark site is in a state of complete neglect after years of payment defaults
The Spanish director's latest work will premiere at the Venice Festival, which opens on Tuesday amid heightened coronavirus safety measures
In 1945, when she was just a girl, ‘Anita’ watched Japanese troops kill her parents and siblings. But she remembers nothing of what happened in the Philippines, choosing to focus on her second life after the atrocity
Madrileños are increasingly opting to use digital money in the ‘new normality,’ a trend that also applies for the musicians on the corners of the capital
David Simon got drawn into sometimes bitter exchanges about politics, Franco and the meaning of some choice Spanish phrases after Unidas Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias recommended his latest show