Spain.... If you now spain i need your help?

Question

You now in France theres the eifel tower and in londen big ben what is there like that in spain???

Answer 1

I would say La Sagrada Familia is the "thing" for Spain.  It's incredible.  It's been under construction for the past 150 years (or something like that - i have a bad head for dates).

Here are a couple of pics, google for more info....

http://www.usd.edu/modlang/Spanish/Jorge...

http://www.3dphoto.net/world/europe/spai...

Answer 2

Go a library...find a travel book about spain, a little guide it is enough, You will find out many things...and photos.

For sure in a good library will help You.

Spain has churches, palaces from 10th century in good condition to see.

Also the best beaches from Europe in South of Spain.

Get a travelling guide better.

Answer 3

I'm not really sure, but they have lovely churches with alot of history..

Answer 4

mmm, maybe nothing really comparable to those, but La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is quite a landmark.

Answer 5

Take your pick:

Granada: La Alhambra

Barcelona: La Sagrada Familia, Parque Guell, La Pedrera, Casa Batllo

Madrid: Parque de Retiro (The "Central Park" of Madrid), Palacio Real (Royal Palace), Plaza Mayor

Cordoba: La Mezquita

Seville: Plaza de Espana, Catedral de Sevilla

Bilbao: Guggenheim Museum

Answer 6

barcelonas unfinished cathedral,technicaly not part off spain

Answer 7

I'd say El Escorial - half palace, half monastery. It's in a very severe classical style not at all a 'fun' creation like the Eiffel Tower or Big Ben.

I'd kind of agree regarding La Sagrada Familia but that is in Barcelona which is the capital of Catalonia and many Catalans do not regard themselves as Spanish - but that's a whole can of worms I would not like to delve into.

Answer 8

as hteqiqi said, there is always the library.  Or, here's an idea: search the internet.  You have a computer in front of you if you are reading this, so...search monuments in Spain.

Since you went with iconic landmarks in the Capital cities, I would say, Plaza Mayor, Cíbeles Fountain, or Puerta de Alcalá for Madrid.  There are landmarks in most major cities that represent the city itself.

Answer 9

Spain is a very big country. So you have to specify a bit. Best, contact the Spanish turisme office and specify a bit.

Madrid: Palacio Real, El Prado

Granada: La Alhambra and El Generalife

Sevilla: the cathedral

etc etc