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Sahara de la Sierra village in Andalucia

Sahara de la Sierra Cadiz Spain

Sahara de la Sierra is a whitwashed village this is the autonomous regain of Andalucia Spain The History and Origins of Whitewashed Villages in Andalusia The whitewashed villages of Andalusia, known as “pueblos blancos,” are deeply rooted in the region’s complex history, with influences from the Moors, Romans, and earlier civilizations. The tradition of whitewashing

The Beauty and Cultural Significance of Mosques

Architectural Splendor and Design of Mosques Let us talk about The Beauty and Cultural Significance of Mosques Mosques are renowned for their stunning architectural designs that vary widely across different cultures and regions. From the grand domes and towering minarets to the intricate geometric patterns and calligraphy, each mosque presents a unique blend of artistry

Churches in Faro Portugal

Find out more information about these Churches in Faro Portugal before your next visit and enjoy the history of these three churches Sé Cathedral of Faro: A Historical Landmark The Sé Cathedral of Faro, also known as the Cathedral of St. Mary, is a significant historical and religious landmark in Faro. Originally constructed in the

Obelisk Located in Faro Portugal

Exploring the Historic Charms of Faro: A Guide to the Old Town The above photograph is the obelisk located in Faro Portugal that welcomes all visitors to the area of the marine harbour Faro, the capital of Portugal’s Algarve region, is a city steeped in history and brimming with cultural heritage. The Old Town, or

Temple to Diana in Mérida Spain

This ancient Roman temple to Diana built in the 1st century BCE in Extremadura, Mérida, Spain is just one of the many Roman buildings that you can visit The temple was admired by many as one of the wonders of the ancient world. Among those were the Persians, the Macedonians and of course the Romans

Ronda Old Town Wall Andalucia Spain

Ronda is one of those mountain top towns that seem to be the trademark of many Andalucian towns/villages. It dates back to the 6th century BC when it was founded by the celts who named it Arunda Like many parts of Spain it has been resettled many times over by different races. The Phoencians settled