Sanctuary built in the cave where Saint Ignatius of Loyola was inspired by his Spiritual Exercises
Modernist stained glass windows at St Ignatius Cave Pilgrim's Office of the Ignatian Way - Courtesy
Gothic style basilica built by the inhabitants of the port area of Barcelona. A famous saint begged in its main gate
Romanesque cathedral built on the site of Tomb of the Apostle Santiago, at the end of the Camino de Santiago
Benedictine abbey with the second oldest active monastic brewery in the world, with almost a thousand years of activity
Gates of the medieval wall of the city of Valencia, where famous travelers were welcomed
Basilica erected on the Muslim Tower where a fragment of the Cross miraculously appeared in the 13th century
In the convoluted 8th century, a monk simply known as Beato, took up the banner of spiritual resistance. His work soon became the first best-seller of the Middle Ages.
The Ayalon Valley where Joshua asked God to stop the Moon, also identified as Nicopolis-Emmaus
The presence of fragments of the true Cross of Christ has turned Caravaca and Liébana, in Spain, into holy cities and pilgrimage destinations