Spain - Across the Iberian Peninsula

Roaming through Madrid, Segovia, Salamanca, Toledo, Avila and more.

  • Stone by stone

    Stone by stone

    This thing was created around 100 AD, being one of the best preserved Roman aqueducts in Europe.

    [Segovia, Spain]

  • Parkour time

    Parkour time

    [View from Cathedral of Salamanca]

  • A shadow of the past

    A shadow of the past

    [Estacion del Norte, Madrid]

  • Where eagles dare

    Where eagles dare

    The Alcazar of Segovia is a beautiful 11th century medieval castle located on a hillside, rumored to have inspired Walt Disney to the castle of Snow White.

    [Segovia, Spain]

  • Walled kingdom

    Walled kingdom

    The city of Avila is the birthplace of Saint Teresa, but the most imposing feature is the city wall with 88 towers built in 1090.

    [Los Quatro Postes, Avila]

  • High ground

    High ground

    The old fortress is located on the highest hill of the city and played a vital part in the civil war.

    [Alcazar of Toledo]

  • Beneath the arches

    Beneath the arches

    Some people claim that the Plaza Mayor of Salamanca is the most beautiful square in Spain. For me it was adequate for a cortado.

    [Plaza Mayor, Salamanca]

  • Urban forest

    Urban forest

    Estación de Atocha is the oldest and largest railway station in Madrid, featuring a tropical garden.

    [Estación de Atocha, Madrid]

  • Serenity

    Serenity

    The chilly cathedral is a great place to escape the summer heat.

    [The cathedral of Salamanca]