It is always interesting to learn about Spain through its fascinating history and legends. These articles explore the rich cultural heritage of Spain through its historical events, myths and legendary stories. Here you will find some of the most captivating tales that have been passed down through generations and have become an integral part of the country’s identity. From the Roman Empire to the Spanish Civil War, we delve into the key events and figures that have shaped the history of Spain, such as the queens and kings of Spain, the first pilgrim of the Camino de Santiago, and so on.
In addition to providing in-depth information about Spanish history and legends, we offer a unique and immersive experience that brings the past of Spain to life. Whether you love history or you are interested in our legendary stories, this is the perfect place for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Spain’s rich cultural heritage.
Washington Irving was a renowned author and historian from New York, best known for short stories like “The legend of […]
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The most massive escape in the history of Spain took place on May 22, 1938. It took place on Mount Ezkaba, north of the city of Pamplona and only fifty kilometers from the French border. The protagonists of this escape escaped from the fort of San... Continue reading
On the grounds adjacent to the current Calle de la Navarrería in Pamplona took place the biggest massacre in the... Continue reading
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Alfonso X of Castile was born in Toledo in 1221. He was king of the Crown of Castile from 1252, the year in which... Continue reading
According to legend, the Order of Santiago, the most prestigious military group in the Iberian Peninsula, was... Continue reading
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The calimocho is linked to the old port of Algorta, located in the northeast of the town of Getxo (at the exit to... Continue reading
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Sometimes it is easy to think that common, everyday terms or customs have always been like this. And that they... Continue reading
1 September 1730, a date that Lanzarote has well engraved in its chronicles. Between nine and ten o'clock at night... Continue reading
According to a tradition, during the night of May 25, 1085 some shepherds of the Navarrese town of Abárzuza were... Continue reading