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Spain is the fourth-largest country in Europe. It has everything from stone castles and sophisticated cities to flat plains, and snowcapped mountains, all of which have made it a favored travel destination.
So, to show our love for it, we at Bored Panda put together a list of photos that accentuate Spain's geographical and cultural diversity.
Taken both by locals and tourists, these images paint an accurate picture of what it's like to live in or visit this distinct place on Earth.
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#1
Shade On A Street In Jerez, Spain
David Brown 3 years ago
Not to mention it usually feels allot cooler under natural shade vs man made materials.
Lizzie Conkey 3 years ago
Yea definitely. I live up a mountain and when it’s hot at work the minute I get almost to the top where trees cover the road it drops like 10 degrees
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Mark Fuller 3 years ago
That's stunning. And it doesn't look like the roots will do damage to the buildings. I so love that!
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#2
Fighting The Heat: Spanish Artists Decorate The Shopping District In Malaga With A Colorful Crocheted Canopy
Box Of Madness 3 years ago
That's the thing, it just doesn't rain, and if it did, with how hot it gets here Noone will complain
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David Brown 3 years ago
Absolutely beautiful. If they tried that about anywhere in America someone would come behind them and ruin it in some way.
Nitka Tsar 3 years ago (edited)
We have an ice cream flavour in Germany that's called Malaga. It has raisins and alcohol. Edit: So, I googled it and it has Cream, sugar, eggs and raisins that have been soaked in a sweet wine called Malaga LOL (but store bought versions can have the wine substituted with rum - to make it cheaper I suppose)
Joey Marlin 3 years ago
It is a bit like rum raisin we can get in the UK? Not claiming it originated in the UK by the way - before that gets leapt on.
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To get a better understanding of Spain, Bored Panda got in touch with A Lady in London, an adventurous traveler who has already visited 112 countries.
"When I think of Spain, I think of excellent food, vibrant culture, world-class cities, and rich cultural heritage," she told us.
"The things that set the country apart for me are the rich history and diverse culinary offerings."
#3
This Forest With Trees Covered In Green Moss Right After All Of The Colorful Leaves Fell To The Ground In Basque Country (An Autonomous Region In Northeastern Spain)
Looks like something out of a fairy tale, especially shrouded in thick fog.
goodguybrad 3 years ago
This is that scene in the anime were the main protagonist meets an important person in his dream.
Hbl 3 years ago
West would be Galicia, wouldn't it? I mean... Literally Easter than that we have France already (to the North).
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Éowyn The Detransitioner 3 years ago
The colour palette is stunning, misty grey, vibrant green, and rusty red are all beautiful colours together!
#4
In Spanish-Speaking Countries, The Tooth Fairy Is A Mouse (Ratoncito Pérez). This Is My Dentist's Office
tHeBoRdEsTpAnDa 3 years ago
OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I have a game where there's a dentist and in a secret room there's a tiny mouse with a tooth strapped to its back and I understand why now
Lazy Suzy 3 years ago
As a British family whose kids were born in Spain it was a bit of a dilemma to agree on who would be collecting the newly fallen out teeth. Also Raton Perez brings toys not money unlike the tooth fairy.
Frankie 3 years ago
In Sweden we had a cartoon called The Milktooth Mice! It was about the same thing :3
David Brown 3 years ago
I'd be paying to much attention to the door waiting for it to open to be worrying about what the dentist was doing.
#5
Puente Nuevo (New Bridge) In Ronda, Spain Is One Of The Most Beautiful Places On Earth
John Dilligaf 3 years ago
yea, the "new bridge" which is almost 230 years old. Construction started in 1759 and finished in 1793. It's new in comparison to two other bridges over the chasm, one dating to the 16th century and the other to the12th.
hi myself, bi weirdo🇺🇦️ 3 years ago
My fear of heights is kicking in from just looking at it
Joey Marlin 3 years ago
Yep. I'm having the same problem. I can appreciate its beauty though.
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This is on a whole other level of beautiful. Living there must be a dream come true
Indeed, the country's history is as rich as it gets. Remains of Stone Age populations dating back some 35,000 years have been found all throughout Spain.
Celtic people arrived there in the 9th century BCE, followed by the Romans, who dominated Spain from around 200 BCE until the Visigoth invasion in the early 5th century CE.
In the early 8th century, most of the peninsula fell to Muslims (Moors) from North Africa, and it remained under their control until it was gradually reconquered by the Christian kingdoms of Castile, Aragon, and Portugal.
#6
Waterfall Clouds In Spain
Victoria C Astrid 3 years ago
Amazing .... no words could discribe the beauty of this waterfall😍🥰
François Carré 3 years ago
Looks like the border between Spain and France. French side is the North face of the Pyrenées so it's always colder and wetter than Spanish side. I used to go to Spain every summer by these mountain roads and I can't remember not having some rain on the French side... followed by a shining sun once I crossed the border.
#7
Cordoba Patio Festival In Spain. Each Year In May, Residents Open Up Their Patios For The Public To View Their Unique Displays
T.M. Calliste 3 years ago
I visited during this time, the patios and flowers re so beautiful. The whole city participates.
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
Cartagena (the south American one) had a competition like this, the winner was exempt from council tax for a year, the whole town benefited
Éowyn The Detransitioner 3 years ago
I can't imagine what this might smell like, just look at all those flowers! Beautiful!
#8
Setenil De Las Bodegas, A Town In Southern Spain, Known For Its Whitewashed Houses Built Into The Surrounding Cliffs
Mirabelle Skyrim 3 years ago (edited)
In Salzburger Altstadt (Old City of Salzburg, Austria), many of the houses have been built with their back against Mönchsberg. There is a rather unique profession there named 'Bergputzer' (mountain patcher/mender) who climb down the city side of the cliff looking for cracks to seal. If water seeps into these cracks, it will turn to ice in the winter and expand, risking huge blocks of stone to be broken off and falling down on the houses beneath it. I wonder if the same risk and profession exist in the city pictured.
AxleMunshine001 3 years ago
In southern Spain, winters are too mild for ice formation
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Jusayinwuturthinkn 3 years ago
As a professional painter, my OCD is raging seeing how they can't cut properly and keep the white off the rock😳 but other than that, this is an amazing architecture style
#9
The Urinals At This Bar In Barcelona, Spain Are Interesting
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
A literal "Potty Mouth". Couldn't have picked a better example if they tried.
Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
Turn around and look at the Alex Jones toilets. S**t out, s**t in. 🙃
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30_Helens_Agree 3 years ago
Yeah but trump is literally one of the most vile, disgusting “human beings” on the planet and deserves it more than most.
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David Brown 3 years ago
Pissing in his face would be a dream come true. I can't wait until he is no longer in the headlines every single day.
Spain was reunited in 1479 following the marriage of Ferdinand II (of Aragon) and Isabella I (of Castile). The last Muslim kingdom, Granada, was regained in 1492, and at about this time Spain established a colonial empire in the Americas.
The country became a republic in 1931 but a civil war ravaged the country from 1936 to 1939 and ended in victory for the Nationalists under Gen. Francisco Franco, who ruled as a dictator until his death in 1975. His successor as head of state, Juan Carlos I, restored the monarchy with his accession to the throne; a new constitution in 1978 established a constitutional monarchy.
#10
Statue Of Neptune In Gran Canaria, Spain. Possibly, The Coolest Statue In The World
TheAquarius1978 3 years ago
That's really Nice, we have a Statue of Ronaldo lol ( madeiran here ).
#11
This Church Has Been Under Construction Since 1882 - The Basílica De La Sagrada Família In Barcelona, Spain
138 years and is set to finish in 2026.
TheAquarius1978 3 years ago (edited)
Well lol, the architect ( Gaudí ) died, after he kicked the bucket no One had any idea of how to finish it lol, especially because his " miniatures " of the cathedral where either robbed or destroyed ( i don't remember all the details ) still, its supose to be done by 2026, but then again it was supose to be done in early 2000s then i believe was 2016 or something like that, then 2020 or 2022, now its 2026.....lol
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Alexia 3 years ago
I have been inside. It's breathtaking. Feels like you are in another world.
SlothyK8 3 years ago
We went to Barca several years ago. I wasn't feeling well due to medication side effects and am not a "church" person at all, so I was really downer on going to see Sagrada Familia. I was SOOOO wrong. It's one of the most fascinating buildings I've ever seen, and the interior is like a normal church inside of of fairy tale. Truly a great experience and one I'd like to have again when I'm not churlish and nauseated.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
I highly recommend visiting in the evening when most of the tourist crowds have left. The fading sunlight filtering through the stained glass makes the interior of the church look like it has been painted in rainbow hues. Truly amazing. Antoni Gaudí was such an amazing architect and artist.
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago (edited)
Thanks for writing this Loki. Saved me the keystrokes
Load More Replies... Bubbles and sparks 3 years ago
I've been there, it's a wonderful building of Art, even for an atheist one can appreciate all that Gaudi thought out 😊 And talking about Gaudi, take the time to visit Parque Güell, that is awesome!
Echidna learns extreme ironing 3 years ago
Another cathedral being built in Spain - singlehandedly - and now with the help of one other person........ https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20170224-the-man-who-built-a-cathedral-with-his-own-hands
Brightly 3 years ago
Up-vote for your name alone! Please let extreme ironing by echidnas be the next new competition/reality show!
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Jennifer Cruz 3 years ago
This is so beautiful and mesmerizing. I would love to see all the architects views.
TheAquarius1978 3 years ago (edited)
I bet you would lol, the engineers and the builders would like that to lololol. ( The reason why its taking almost One and a half centuries to build it it because the plans have disapeared, Gaudí had miniatures of the different segments of the cathedral done, but after his death they where either stolen or destroyed, so most of the engineers where kind of guessing and they still are )
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Water Boat Fountain (Fuente Del Barco De Agua), Located At Playa De La Malvarrosa In Valencia, Spain
#13
Exploring The Hidden Beauty Of Andalucia, Spain
Lauren S 3 years ago
This looks like summer where I grew up (US) but the water would never have been this clear! Do the leaves change color in the fall?
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Serendipity Halliwell 3 years ago
The water in my town is brown.. I'd love to be somewhere so pure
Ivan Petrov 3 years ago
Look at the clear water. Nature is amazing, when humans don't mess with it.
A Lady in London thinks you can see the country at various times of the year, but it depends on where you go.
"I love visiting cities like Sevilla in the spring during Semana Santa, a festival that takes place in the run-up to Easter," she said. "The streets fill with processions during the day, and the city comes alive with everyone going to the tapas bars at night."
"Madrid and Barcelona can get busy in the summer season, so I like visiting them in the winter. The Basque country is great in the summer, as cities like San Sebastian have great beaches (not to mention the food!)."
#14
Vertical Garden In Madrid, Spain
CultOfBambi 3 years ago
I've seen lovely examples of this in France, Belgium and Italy before - hopefully there are more elsewhere as well. I was very annoyed when I saw what I thought was one in London, near paddington station, but it turned out to be fake plastic plants stuck to a wall - WTF were they thinking?!
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Tina Harnish 3 years ago
Turn the picture sideways and it looks like a garden you plant in your yard. If you hide the building, you could fool people, saying this is my back garden.😂😂😆
#15
Built In The Year 112 By The Romans Without Any Kind Of Mortar Or Cement, This Is The 15 Km Long Still Working Aqueduct Of Segovia, Spain
Ban-One 3 years ago
You mean apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health?
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Julie Drake 3 years ago
Sorry, but it stopped being used for the city water supply in the 1960's.
Box Of Madness 3 years ago
It's not used, but it still works, obviously a pipe sistem is much more efficient than a 1900 year old aqueduct
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Ivan Petrov 3 years ago
Fun fact: we don't know how Romans made cement. Modern cement is a pale imitation. A lot of Roman building have stood the test of time.
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Anjelika 3 years ago
Its height really surprised me, please try the local cuisine, cochinillo is a must 🙈
Ivan Petrov 3 years ago
15km is probably the whole system, 728m is the picturesque part.
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In Spain There's A Winery That Has A Fountain With Free Wine
David Brown 3 years ago
Exactly how long is too long to stand at this particular fountain. Asking for a friend.
HangryHangryHippo 3 years ago
Camino de Santiago! They have a live cam there: https://www.irache.com/es/fuente-del-vino.html
Marley Nachi 3 years ago (edited)
wine for pilgrims made by a monistary. Youre supposed to use your seashell to drink a bit, but some people choose to fill up their drink bottles instead
Irish woman abroad 3 years ago
Yes, but they don't fill up barrels and proceed to get drunk
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This would never work in Ireland!! But apparently people are quite civilised, plus it's not exactly a bustling metropolis.
#17
El Marco, The Tiny Bridge Between Spain And Portugal, Is The Smallest International Bridge In The World. It Has A Length Of 3.2 Meters
Irish woman abroad 3 years ago
I feel I should point out that this is not the ONLY way from Spain to Portugal! Lol
D S 3 years ago
It isn´t. It´s not even a "formal" border but it was always an open one. Even when the actual borders where supposedly watched and you had to identify yourself to move between countries these always existed. ......There are a couple of those alongside the country where people just always crossed over and basically spoke the same language (a mix between Portuguese and the local Spanish dialect).
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Ronda News Channel 3 years ago
Without the bridge it only takes one jump and you are already in another country
Food is a strong foundation of Spanish culture. The blend of Arab, Roman, Jewish, and Mediterranean cuisine results in a very exciting mix of ingredients and flavors.
Predominant ingredients of Spanish gastronomy include garlic, tomato, pepper, potatoes, beans, and curated meats.
The country produces large quantities of high-quality olive oil and wine.
Spanish people enjoy a style of appetizer and snack known as tapas. Las tapas are usually a collection of small preparations like cold cuts, cheeses, croquetas (croquettes), calamares (squid), and more.
#18
Meanwhile In Madrid, Someone Sculpted The Venus De Milo Out Of Snow
karl briggs 3 years ago
I though the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane? Not the snow in Spain turns mostly in to statues!
#19
The Ticket To A Chocolate Museum In Barcelona Is A Chocolate
Ivo H 3 years ago
Ticket seller: “Why are you here for the 6th time in 10 minutes?” Me: “cannot reach the museum without eating the ticket” Ticket seller: “… it’s like 2 meters” Me: “exactly!”
Hill Branda 3 years ago
That's me. I'd have to buy 5 tickets for just myself.
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Robert Trebor 3 years ago
May I see your ticket, sir? (blank, panicky look) I ate it! Well you will have to buy another, sir. (look of joy) Okay. How many times can I do that?
Tina Harnish 3 years ago
How to sucker children into going to a museum. 'Kids, you won't have to wait until after the museum visit to get a treat.'
#20
This Cathedral In Murcia, Spain Has A 3D Model For Blind People To Touch And Feel What The Cathedral Looks Like
Irish woman abroad 3 years ago (edited)
There's a fabulous model outside the cathedral in València too, so you can appreciate the structure. It never occurred to me that it could be for the blind as it's so interesting for everyone. And the train station also has a model inside, as it's a really beautiful old building, that's not usually appreciated when you're rushing for a train. I wonder if all Spanish cities do this?
Tina Harnish 3 years ago
Should be an international law. So blind people get more enjoyment out of their visits.
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Enuya 3 years ago
The idea is great but isn't having the 3D models for blind people a normal thing? I see models like this one rather often in my country, I always thought that it's normal to have one near important historical objects.
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
Sorry I had no idea, but it would explain the model of the Stefansdom in Vienna. To be honest I thought it was just a cute photo op for my knitted meerkat....
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#21
Selenite Cave Found In Spain
Francisco Javier Bonillo Ponce 3 years ago
Located in Pulpi, Almería, if you wanna come, these are the coordenates 37°22′54″N 1°42′07″O / 37.381741666667, -1.7019694444444
Wysteria_Rose 3 years ago
"Selenite can help promote balance and inner peace." Me after the last few years:
Elizabeth Trevino 2 years ago
Quisiera un pedazote para mis estudiantes de quimica!!!! Hermosisimo.
"Once you're in Spain, getting around by train can be a great way to travel between major cities," A Lady in London said. "It's more difficult from smaller cities, though, so make sure to plan ahead and check schedules."
"Getting off the beaten path can be rewarding, too. Places like Galicia get fewer visitors than popular destinations like the Costa del Sol."
#22
The Local Municipality In Cartagena, Spain Built A House For The Cats
Paul Vasquez 3 years ago
They said they wanted a Cat House. Something happened in the translation.
Tina Harnish 3 years ago
I think it's in at least one town in Turkey where they have hired someone who goes to all the feral cat colonies and checks to see the food and water are good and if any need to see a vet.
#23
Melting Ice In The Sierra Nevada, Granada, Spain
goodguybrad 3 years ago
Im pretty sure its snow that got packed hard over a long time so only that thin layer which ws the thickest is left to melt
#24
A 100-Year-Old Church In Spain Converted Into A Skatepark
Enuya 3 years ago (edited)
I'm not sure about the skatepark but imho it would be a great idea to transform less used churches into friendly places for people to meet or hanging out. Less and less people are religious so why waste a great architecture if you can create a safe, cozy space out of it? Like, you know, it would be great to have a wonderous architecture, stained glasses and whatnot AND comfy chairs and coffee.
Sara Jolls 3 years ago
There are hundreds of places to sit and drink coffee. This is a safe AND legal place for folks to come together to practice their craft. It's amazing.
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Mam cymraeg 3 years ago
Wow the murals are so pretty and what an interesting way to reuse an awesome building
Scribbles & Scares 3 years ago
As it was a pretty new building there wouldn't have been any historically important sculpting, paint work etc to worry about. They've turned a wasted space into something beautiful that brings joy, surely that's a great thing?!
#25
There Is A Restaurant In Spain Called El Diablo That Grills Its Food Over An Active Volcano
Bittersweetie 3 years ago
I would really love for my volcano nerd family to experience this one day!
btaglln 3 years ago
It is in Lanzarote (Canaria Island). They also do demonstration where they put straw into a pit and it lights on fire just because of the heat
AxleMunshine001 3 years ago
People that refuse to pay the bill are thrown in the lava
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David Brown 3 years ago
Gotta feel for the chef. You know it's gotta be hot as balls in that kitchen.
Alex Sass 3 years ago
It's here in Lanzarote. its not in Teguise but in the National Park of Timanfaya. This is the view from the window. I live down the valley :) IMG_202010...1-jpeg.jpg 
goodguybrad 3 years ago
Okay wow its called El Diablo Restaurant in Teguise, Spain, they acctually use an active voolcano!!
Ivan Petrov 3 years ago
Someone: I need a bigger grill! Spain: how about I cook your food on the heat of THE ENTIRE PLANET.
#26
Castillo De Coca (Castle Of Coca) - Central Spain
D. Pitbull 3 years ago
Geebus... I need a nap. I read "Castle of Cocoa" and was like 'DAYAM that be a lot o' chocolate"
#27
Trams In Seville (Spain) Have Fast Charging Batteries, Therefore Not Needing Catenaries Along The Track. The Trams Charge For About 15 Seconds Every Stop
Rod 3 years ago
It's not fast charging batteries. Electricity comes through the rails only when then train is above thus making is safe for pedestrians. Bordeaux was the first city in Europe (and maybe in the World) to use that system.
Reviewer UK01 3 years ago
Bordeaux does indeed have trams without catenary but they are powered by APS continuous ground power, not batteries. Both systems eliminate the view clutter from wires and support poles in their distinctive ways
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#28
Underwater Museum In Lanzarote Playa Blanca, Spain
Enuya 3 years ago
I googled it. If I understand correctly, to visit the exhibition you've to dive. I guess the dive isn't hard/deep since they offer it also for people without diving experience.
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Lori Sandoval 3 years ago
This is going to really confuse archeologists 1,000s of years from now.
Elizabeth Rose 3 years ago
Yeah that one got me too! I think it's just too life like, hard pass. Giving me Cabin by the Lake vibes.
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Do you need to dive down to see the exhibition or is everything behind glass?
Enuya 3 years ago
You've to dive to see it. They offer a pass for people ithout experience so I guess it can't be too difficult dive. More info here: https://underwatermuseumlanzarote.com/en/
Load More Replies... Tina Harnish 3 years ago
I wonder what it would be like actually swinging under the water. You wouldn't get going fast or anything, but it would be nice to try
#29
This Is A Book Vending Machine. Found In Madrid, Spain. I've Never Seen One Before
Lauren S 3 years ago
Same, but we do have the mini libraries that look like big mailboxes, and are completely free. I like those a lot. Wish there were more.
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Krystal 3 years ago
I'm in Oklahoma tiny nothing town actually and our schools have these. Thought they were so cool.
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Brightly 3 years ago
Ooh! I cannot believe America doesn't have that! How are we falling behind on our snack game so hard? Lol!
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The Size Of This Flag Flown On A Spanish Ship At The Battle Of Trafalgar (1805) Compared To The Size Of People Around It
Fred L. 3 years ago
Apparently the San Ildefonso had a deck length of about 58 meters.
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Robert Trebor 3 years ago
I'm gonna guess it was the Santisima Trinidad, scuttled after being captured by Nelson at Trafalgar in 1805. Class and type140-gun first-rate Displacement4,950 tons Length61.3 m (201 ft) Beam16.2 m (53 ft) Draught8.02 m (26.3 ft) Troops≈140 Complement1,050 crewmen Armament 112 guns as built: lower deck 30 × 36 pdrs, middle deck 32 × 24 pdrs, upper deck 32 × 12 pdrs, quarterdeck and forecastle 18 × 8 pdrs.
Natty Glass 3 years ago
Mm i don’t understand this “people” scaling— wheres a banana when you need one.
Danish Susanne 3 years ago
But would you be able to see a banana, if you were far enogh above to see the whole flag?
Load More Replies... goodguybrad 3 years ago
Lets not talk bout the fact that napoleon actually lost this war to the british
David Brown 3 years ago
Still in pretty good shape considering how old it is. Things were just made different back in the old days.
#31
The Los Ficus Building Is Built Under A Road In Tenerife, Spain. 60 Homes That Were Built In The '60s Supporting A Road That Goes Down To The Coastline
Brightly 3 years ago
Imagine all the exhaust and extra dirt being kicked up and spread around! The smell. The noise. The dust! It looks cool in the picture but in reality it is probably a nightmare 😬
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BW Gibson 3 years ago (edited)
I'm sure the architects and builders accounted for the noise; I'm more curious about vibration. Even though I'm sure they probably accounted for that too, I wonder if they could have eliminated all vibration?
Emily 3 years ago (edited)
Yeah, because architects in the 60s were good at soundproofing? They certainly weren't in my city in the 70s. I live in an apartment building built in '76 and the soundproofing absolutely sucks. I can hear my neighbours phone buzz from the other side of the walls and I keep thinking it's mine and get up to check to see if I got a text and I didn't. I'm also at the back of the building, directly over a parking lot and the people who park right under my living room (well, technically my "everything room", as I'm in a bachelor apartment - no bedroom, I sleep mere feet away from my fridge 🙄😒) idle for too long before driving away and don't back into their parking spot, so they take longer to turn around before leaving the parking lot. I hate it!
Load More Replies... David Brown 3 years ago
The noise level in the homes probably isn't that bad. Most likely a very dull roar instead of loud irritating noises. After a bit you probably wouldn't even notice it
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
Do you think they get a discount of some kind of living on the top floor?
Lydia Gichia-Black 3 years ago
*drives over home to go to work...drives over home to go back home.
#32
Giant Hives Hanging From The Ceiling Enclosed In A Glass Case With Outdoor Access At “Home Of Bees” In Poyales Del Hoyo, Spain
Lauren S 3 years ago
I know this is stunning and bees play an important role in nature, but this is nightmare fuel for me! Oh my goodness I’d be terrified! I’m irrationally afraid of bees (and diving boards, yes, I know I’m weird!)
Jasna Svast 3 years ago
I am also afraid of bees. I can be close to bee because I know I have to be calm but my heart screams NO. Luckily I am not allergic. How do I know? Have been stung 5 times.
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#33
The Before And After In La Palma, Spain Where The "Cumbre Vieja" Volcano Erupted For 80+ Days In 2021
El Dee 3 years ago
People are still living in caravans here. Homes and businesses lost and this in the aftermath oof COVID. I hope they get back to normal soon..
Emily 3 years ago
Not to take away from the seriousness of your comment but I like that your typo of "oof COVID" is pretty accurate. Oof, Covid indeed!
Load More Replies... David Brown 3 years ago
That's a dramatic change. Hope those folks get everything back up and running.
Roberto Durante 3 years ago
And about thousands family are still homeless, because the spanish government don't give s**t about those peoples, more important to send million in weapon, you know where or helping the immigrants of soros.
Mark Buxbaum 3 years ago
The volcano erupted on the island of La Palma, part of the Canary Islands, which are off the coast of West Africa (Western Sahara), about 650 miles from the mainland of Spain.
#34
Barcelona Has Many Amazing Views But I Suggest This One From The Rooftop Bar Across From The Cathedral
lol.litl.owl 3 years ago
The side of that building with the lit up door looks like a face (the mouth is lit up)
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
I highly recommend visiting. It is such an amazing country. Hah hah, I may be a bit biased as my family use to live there.
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This is the OTHER huge church in Barcelona. Anyone who can't fit in Sagrada Familia can come here. Aaand, it looks awesome when approaching by sea, like a big cat crouching over the city.
#35
This Village Is Built On A Basaltic Cliff More Than 50 Meters High And Spreads About 1 Kilometer Long (Castellfollit De La Roca, Spain)
It was formed by the erosive action of the Fluvià and Toronell rivers on the remains of lava flows from volcanic eruptions that took place over one hundred thousand years ago.
Headless Roach 3 years ago
Seems like it, but fortunately no. A regular road connects the city to the highway nearby.
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Tanya Michelle 3 years ago
If this was in America, there would be sooooo many drunk/idiot deaths. Just sayin..
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
Not really. Because this is old, all of the idiots have taken themselves out of the gene pool already
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These Bins In Barcelona Have A Free Throw Line And A 3-Point Arc
Benita Valdez 3 years ago
Cute. Definitely encourages to throw out garbage; just hope they pickup the rebound
Matt Ronald Slater 3 years ago
You don't have to dribble before you shoot, do you? I'm bad enough with an actual basketball!
#37
With The Huge Snowstorm In Madrid I Made A Moai Instead Of A Snowman (First Time Playing With Snow)
Brightly 3 years ago
Love this! Someone in my neighborhood has trimmed their hedge to look like this. During the height of Covid they put a mask on it! It is awesome.
Boris’ Mom 3 years ago
So the sun and weather doesn't soon destroy this kind of decking and side-walls? What are they made of?
#38
Street In Alicante, Spain
Pittsburgh rare 3 years ago
Please don't edit the photos so much. The ramblas of Alicante are beautiful without those heavily saturated colours
BW Gibson 3 years ago
I agree! The earlier pic of the moss-covered tree would be so much prettier if left untouched, instead of that heavily saturated unrealistic green
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TheAquarius1978 3 years ago
Hey ...that frikking Portuguese " sidewalk " minus the colors ours is black and white only ( Google it out sidewalks are world known )
#39
Temple Of The Sacred Heart, Barcelona, Spain
#40
Beautiful Aragonite "Flowers" From A Cave In Mallorca Island, Spain
goodguybrad 3 years ago
Yes im pretty sure they are. she prob a professional
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 3 years ago
Just don't touch them. Oil from your hands could affect them so I am told.
#41
Barcelona Divided By Day And Night
Althea Whyte 3 years ago
What I call strategic town planning - wonder if night time was in the plan?
#42
Blossoms In Barcelona
#43
Plaza De España - Seville, Spain (Summer 2019)
Jrog 3 years ago
It was built for the Spanish-American World Exposition of 1929, designed to include typical architectural features and materials from all the represented regions of Spain. In the Francoist era it fell in severe disrepair, made worse by the frankly shoddy construction of some parts of the decoration and by the looting of the mosaics by locals and tourists. It has recently been fully restored, and it is now an unmissable part of the touristic appeal of the city. Fun facts, it hosted the filming of several movie, including the Star Wars prequels and Sasha Baron Cohen "The Dictator".
D. Pitbull 3 years ago
This is straight up out of a fairytale...or my monitor saturation is set too high ...
MygrandsonscallmeNia 3 years ago
I colored this same picture, but from a different angle in my paint by number app! It's even more beautiful!
#44
Found An Astronaut Carved Into The Entrance Of This 900-Year-Old Church In Salamanca, Spain
Paul Macdonell 3 years ago
It was put there during a 1992 restoration. Still just floods the imagination.
Francisco Javier Bonillo Ponce 3 years ago
The reality is that the figure of the astronaut is just under 30 years old, in 1992 on the occasion of the exhibition "The Ages of Man", which took place in this temple, a restoration work was carried out because the stone of the doorway it was very run down.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
There’s also a little demonic gargoyle eating an ice cream cone
#45
This Is Madrid, Spain With Clean Air, A Rare Sight We Don't Get To See Often
#46
Today I Saw This Girl Casually Painting In The El Prado Museum In Madrid
NJJenn1673 3 years ago
I'd like to think the Masters would encourage this, allowing art students of the present to keep learning from them.
Scott 3 years ago
I took a few art classes in high school and at uni and this was a very common assignment. Granted, it helped a lot that I was near D.C., Boston, and Denver (not at the same time) with some amazing museums nearby.
#47
Castellers, Human Tower, Of Cataluña, Spain
François Bouzigues 3 years ago
I do love castellers. I am just vividly worried for the 5-7 YO little girls that need to climb to the top and wave the assistance.
Teri Lynn Tracy 3 years ago
In the US, 5 years olds are allowed to race dirt bikes 😬
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It's impressive, but it's not uncommon to have severe accidents. Every now and then someone falls and ends up with broken bones or paralysis, or even dead but that's rare (only 4 deaths are recorded in the modern era of the tradition). "Castells" are a very popular part of the Catalan tradition, people train for the event for a whole year and even people who do not actively participate in the pyramid most often provide assistance to the organization or running of the event.
#48
We’re At Popcorn Beach In Fuerteventura. Real Name Rhodoliths
Fabian 3 years ago
I have been to this place. Unfortunately many tourists took some of the 'popcorn' with them, which has already destroyed parts of this beach. Now there are hefty fines if you take some and get caught by the airport security Also the local authorities put up big signs to educate the tourists. Hopefully this will prevent people from destroying this unique beach.
Kendra Miller 3 years ago
I'd like it if the had a microscope station where you can look at the 'popcorn' under the microscope. That would be so cool!
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Whitefox 3 years ago
There is a place in Northern California, Ft. Bragg that used to have an amazing glass beach. Tourists stole it all and now its incredibly difficult to find any, unless you know where to look. I witnessed people taking buckets of the stuff. It was so sad.
Brindle Nutter 3 years ago
Although the beach was originally a garbage dump and that's where the glass came from in the first place...
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Catherine Spencer-Mills 3 years ago
Entire hills of the stuff near Lake Chelan, WA. It's under just a few inches of soil.
#49
A Thick Layer Of "Calima", Or Saharan Dust, Covering Large Parts Of Spain
Enuya 3 years ago
Are you sure that it isn't the Mexico? Everything is yellow, like in the movies...
D S 3 years ago
lol. This year we got a couple of days of Saharan Dust like we hadn´t seen in a long while. I´m living in Portugal but it was more like a foggy weather that left everything covered in dust and dirty but wasn´t actually yellow like. This yellow pic looks more like there´s a fire burning nearby... maybe someone in Spain can tell us if they had weather like this or if it´s just heavily edited.
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Kelli Pike 3 years ago
Reminds me of the big monsoon storms in the U.S. state of Arizona! We get big storms every late summer to fall of towering walls of blowing dust that turn entire cities this color!
Laura Mende (Human) 3 years ago
Can get over large parts of Europe. I live in Munich/Germany. We see this almost every year.
Bubbles and sparks 3 years ago
Oh dear.... We had that a few times this summer, just cleaned the solar panels and not long after, there came another layer of dessert sand 😳
#50
Traditional "Tranga" Suit In Aragon, Spain. The Tradition Is Pre-Christian And Still Carries On Today
Michelle Carlson 3 years ago
Northern Spain was part of the Celtic network of tribes
Load More Replies... Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Yup, “la gaita”. Northern Spain was influenced by a number of Celtic tribes.
Load More Replies... Ivan Petrov 3 years ago
Reminds me of the Bulgarian "kukeri". Are "tranga" supposed to chase away bad spirit and demons?
Tina Harnish 3 years ago
People call it cross-dressing when guys wear skirts/dresses. If I wear pants, it's okay. People used to wear skirts, tunics, etc., before pants existed. Call Greek soldiers or Scottish Highlanders cross-dressers and see where it gets you. Nothing wrong with skirts, etc., for whomever.
Sheyla 3 years ago
THE Utah?? I would imagine THE Utah and A Utah are one and the same. There's only one Utah. Lol
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"Puppy" A Dog Statue Made Entirely Of Flowers By Jeff Koons In 1992, Is Located In The Guggenheim Museum In Bilbao, Spain
MCathenaE 3 years ago (edited)
There is probably an irrigation system inside or a guy with a raincoat & a very long hose 😄 The Guggenheim says: https://www.guggenheim.org/news/bilbao-jeff-koons-puppy
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#52
Squared Trees In Sevilla, Spain
#53
El Caminito Del Rey, Andalucia, Spain. Fantastic 9 Km Or So Hike Through The Gorge. Easy To See Why This Was Once Dubbed The Most Dangerous Walkway In The World
#54
The City Of Arts And Sciences In Valencia, Spain, May Look Like Alien Spaceship
Francisco Javier Bonillo Ponce 3 years ago
Sure, used in doctor who, https://valenciaplaza.com/doctor-who-rodo-en-la-ciudad-de-las-artes-y-las-ciencias-y-este-fue-el-resultado
HangryHangryHippo 3 years ago
Also one of the filming locations of Westworld (season 3)
Load More Replies... Anjelika 3 years ago
Honestly speaking, the museum is overhyped, architecture is beautiful but inside content not so much, for me the oceanographic was better
HangryHangryHippo 3 years ago
Maybe I'm biased (it was my first time visiting such gigantic aquarium) but totally agree with your comment
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The Kiss Of Death Sculpture At The Poblenou Cemetery In Barcelona, Spain
#56
This Massive Library In Barcelona Is Built In What Was Formerly A Water Deposit Built In 1874
The pillars and vaults, inspired by the Romans, are this large as the water was held in a pool on the roof.
#57
Our Airbnb In Granada, Spain Is Built On Top Of The Old Remains Of City Walls From The 11th Century By A Muslim Dynasty And You Can Still See Them
#58
El Restaurante Botín Is The Oldest Restaurant In The World (Opened In 1725) According To Guinness Record And It Is Located In Madrid, Spain
#59
Easter Time In Southern Spain
Synsepalum 3 years ago
I understand this originates before the KKK, but as an American, this makes me very uncomfortable. Racists ruin everything.
Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
Yep. Look at the swastika. A peace symbol turned into literally the worst symbol in our history.
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Enuya 3 years ago
For a second I was thinking that it's a kkk parade or something. Can someone explain me what's the story with their masks?
Laugh or not 3 years ago
They are penitent, called nazarenos (or other regional names). The mask is part of their tradition. It is a way to show contrition and humility, or something like that.
Load More Replies... Isabel Care 3 years ago
As a kid, I had (not by choice) a poster of this parade on the inside of my wardrobe door. Creepy
Kate 3 years ago
Technically, yes. Catholicism is nuts sometimes, especially during Santa Semana.
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The Entrance To The Ceramics Museum In Valencia, Spain
Porch santa 3 years ago
I swear there is a big angry goose head under the left knee of the guy on bottom right.
#61
Some Of The Traffic Lights Have Traditional Clothing In Valencia, Spain
#62
Sun Clock In Valencia, Spain
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
Not many weed shops in the US give you the latitude and longitude to find them.
Sandra Bartsch 3 years ago
just check for the coordinates on the wall longitude/latitude
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This Sidewalk Clock In Barcelona
#64
Found This Pineapple Peeler In Madrid
#65
Mosaic Octopus Sculpture In Spain
#66
On The Wallls Of Madrid’s Metro System Is The Entire Novel Of Don Quixote, So You Can Read While You Wait And Pick Up The Next Time Where You Left Off
#67
There’s A Candy In Spain Called “Piedras De Rio”(River Stones), As Its Name Says, Looks Like A Stones
Ent Hugger 3 years ago
oh cool! bought these in Arizona once, they look JUST like little stones
#68
This Paper Cutout In My Hotel In Madrid That Changes Color If You Smoke In Your Room
Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
I once stayed at a motel where the only room available was a smoking okay room. I was a smoker at the time, but never smoked indoors. It reeked. It was utterly foul. I woke up the next morning practically gasping for breath, decades of smokers past all coughing at me. It felt like a lead elephant was standing on my chest. I gave up smoking for six months after that.
Enuya 3 years ago
I'm not sure how I feel about this one. I'm not a smoker myself and yes I get that smoking is probably forbidden there, yet... There's something not right with making a thing that seems friendly but it's purpose is to catch you misbehaving and probably make you pay a fee. Dunno, it makes me feel uneasy, somehow.
Jackson Sharpe 3 years ago
Better this that have the smoke alarm go off and trigger the fire alarm causing it to disturb EVERYONE... This happened often in the Marriott that I worked at for 7 years. It's not fun to get a call at 3am because someone was too lazy to walk outside.
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Snowfalls In Madrid Happen Once In A Lifetime
For us, living in Spain, snowdrifts, snow-covered palm and orange trees, fir branches collapsed under the weight of snow, completely stopped traffic, snowmen, frozen ponds in a park with ducks frozen in them, and skiing is something extraordinary that happens once in a lifetime.
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
Ducks frozen IN the ice? If that's true, please tell me they weren't left there like that.
TKA 3 years ago
They were most likely fine, I adopted a duck from a rescue that was found frozen to a road and was missing part of its nails & toes, but I think it’s less likely to happen on a pond.
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Walden 7 Building, Barcelona, Spain
Richard Henderson 2 years ago
We’re at 70 already and there haven’t been any Gaudi buildings. Unless this is one of his but it’s not in his usual style.
#72
Northern Spain Is Magical
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Thank you for finally including Northern, Spain— I feel like it doesn’t always get all the love and attention it deservesZ
Dariusz M. D. 3 years ago
I agree 100%. Asturias is one of the most beautiful regions of Spain.
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A House Covered In Sea Shells In Saint Cougat, Spain
#74
Pink Salt Lake In Torrevieja, Spain
#75
Harvesting Wine Grapes On The Volcanic Hills Of Lanzarote, Spain
They make optimum use of scarce resources, by hollowing pits out of the volcanic soil to plant crops in the richer inner soil which has higher water content, and protect the plants from desiccating winds. Many of the growing pits here are over 100 years old, and farming remains a family affair that brings generations together for harvest season of shared food and labor.
#76
Sea Foam Fills The Streets Of Spain After A Storm Hits The Country
#78
The Air Burns In My City (Córdoba, Spain)
Davomir 3 years ago
Well, i live where those buildings are in the background, and i take that way to my work everyday, and yes, it´s like that. I used to have a scooter and when you have this temperature you feel like you are going to become a espantaneus fireball. But it´s been like that every summer, just a few days when is a heat-wave, but we are used to. Just look at how many cars you see at 5:00pm... otherwise is a very populated area...also, that's why we have siesta, no one dares to walk outside at this time, just the poor tourist
#79
The Tram In My City (Murcia, Spain) Has A Little Mask On It
#81
I Walked An Old Pilgrimage Route Across Northern Spain. 500 Miles. 34 Days. The Camino De Santiago. This Is A Picture Of Me Walking Into An Old Templar Castle Along The Way
#82
Spain's Version Of A Gumball Machine: Sunflower Seeds, Gummies, Fruit Snacks
#83
La Tomatina - A Festival That Is Held In The Valencian Town Of Buñol In Which Participants Throw Tomatoes And Get Involved In This Tomato Fight
Sky77 3 years ago
The tomatoes used are actually tomatoes that would be thrown out as they are overripe, the town council buys them cheap of a couple of local co-operatives.
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Michal Pifko 3 years ago
This one sucks. There are parts of the world where people are starving and here they waste tons of perfectly good tomatoes.
Sky77 3 years ago
They are waste tomatoes that cannot be sold as they are overripe
Load More Replies... AxleMunshine001 3 years ago
Don't forget to wear goggles. The acidity of the tomatoes will mess your eyes up
Michelle A 3 years ago (edited)
Saucy! Wonder if you get any beauty benefits post tomato bath?
#84
We Have All Enjoyed An Afternoon Siesta At Some Point In Our Lives, Right? The Siesta In Spain Is A Tradition Which Consists Of A Short Nap, Taken In The Early Afternoon, After Lunch
Siesta is said to have originated in the Mediterranean region, particularly from Spain.
theflyingcicero 3 years ago
In Italy it is for sure. Especially in summer, when it‘s too hot to do anything else.
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#86
Automated Holy Water Dispenser Seen In A Church In Spain
#87
This Park In Barcelona Lets People Exercise While Sitting On The Bench
#89
A 107 Cm Narrow House In València, Spain
Ines Olabarria-Smith 3 years ago
The owner of the bar to the left told me the story of the day a girl had troubles to go down the stair in her first comunion day. The dress was wider than the house.
Irish woman abroad 3 years ago (edited)
Hold on a minute.. How come the shop in the yellow building to the left has changed its name? Pictures taken years apart?
#91
Most People Are Unaware Of How Close Spain And Morocco Really Are. Pic Is Taken From Spain, Mountains Are In Morocco
Adam Jeff 3 years ago
Gibraltar isn't the closest point. I would say this is Tarifa.
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Iron Bulls Of Pamplona, Spain
Alexandria Tyme 3 years ago
This is where they do the running of the bulls, between 7th & 14th July I think
#93
The Layout Of Barcelona, Spain
#94
Madrid Has Tiny Buses To Fit Their Tiny Streets
#95
Granada, Spain
#96
Flysch Formations Along The Coast Of Euskadi, Spain
Francisco Javier Bonillo Ponce 3 years ago
Game of thrones, https://www.basquedestination.com/en/escenarios-de-juego-de-tronos/
#97
This Cereal Bar In Spain
#98
Some Detergent Brands In Spain Include A Water Hardness Map So You Know How Much Soap To Use In Your Region
Boris’ Mom 3 years ago
Why do all those area have hard water, even though they are near to the coast?
#99
I Did The Camino De Santiago De Compostela Across Galicia In The Northern Part Of Spain. When You Reach The End, You Arrive At The Cathedral De Santiago
The ancient walled city of Lugo which you pass through. This city is deeply rooted in roman and Celtic culture/history. El cathedral de Santiago. The bottom half is built with a roman architecture influence. The top half is of the baroque architecture style. Everyone should do this pilgrimage at some point in their lives, even if they aren’t Catholic.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
For the majority of pilgrims the end of their pilgrimage is at Plaza de Obradoiro in front of the Cathedral where they can receive their official certificate. Some pilgrims say the true ending point is the gorgeous Finisterre along the Galician coast. However, as you mentioned there are other routes that take you to different “end locations”. For example, The Le Puy Way ends in St.Jean Pied de Port.
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Dav Carro-Ripalda 3 years ago
If you do at least 150km for the pilgrim's way, all your previous sins are forgiven
#100
Pharmacy In Spain Has A 24-Hour Vending Machine Outside For When It Is Closed
#101
Found These Six Hotels In Estepona, Spain. They Had All Had A Wall Painted. Align The Hotel Walls And
#102
Public Transport In Barcelona Uses Diesel-Electric Hybrids To Lower Carbon Emissions
Every bus or tram has air conditioning, USB ports to charge phones, safety belts for disabled or baby strollers and so on.
#104
This Graffiti On A Closed Newspaper Stand Replicates When It Is Open In Barcelona
#105
Crossing In Spain Tells You Which Way Vehicles Are Coming From
TKA 3 years ago
This is very confusing, I would assume it’s what direction they are heading, not coming from. But I still wouldn’t pay attention to it anyway. It’s engraved in my head, look left, right & left again before crossing an intersection or street on foot or in a vehicle. It the US, that is what we are taught in drivers ed. https://www.dmv-written-test.com/question/before-you-enter-an-intersection-you-should-look-to-your_VyvVVJyG.html
theflyingcicero 3 years ago
It‘s the direction where the cars are coming from. Smart idea! Wish the Brits would do that…
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There's A Dinosaur Sculpture Made With Old Cars In My City (Terrassa, Spain)
#107
Day 1 vs. Day 88 - La Palma Vulcano
I'm.Just.A.Girl 3 years ago
The structures are the same but not the same. I don't know how else to describe it
#108
My Taxi Driver In Barcelona Uses Printed Maps For Navigation
Irish woman abroad 3 years ago
Google maps often doesn't work brilliantly in the city, because there are so many different signals pinging at it - it'll be fine on the open road, then suddenly get confused in the city, especially if you're driving at any kind of speed. It sometimes has you driving round in circles! Maybe that's why he's looking something up.
#109
Fallas From Valencia, Spain. These Monuments Are Shown For A Few Days During The Fallas Celebration And Then Burned
This one was 65.6 ft (20 m) tall and was designed by Francisco Torres Josa last year.
#110
New Balance Store Front In Barcelona Knows What’s Up
Jordi Sharpe 3 years ago
Specificity makes it funnier. And as for Ohio; they know what they did.
Load More Replies... Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
My dad has been wearing NB for as long as I've been alive. And it's always the same design. He gets them when they go B1G1 1/2 off, and cycles through them as he destroys them. He works on tractors, you see. Those shoes are fantastic.
#111
This Flowerbed In San Sebastian, Spain, Also Functions As A Clock
#112
These Two Mutant Pigeons With Pink Wings. Benquerencia De La Serena, Spain
Davomir 3 years ago
This probably are quite expensive pigeons. They are painted for a reason and is to differenciate them among others. There is some competitinos in Spain with pigeons. they evaluate height , way of flying, if they can attract females....etc. and some of them can cost quite a lot.
#113
So Many People Have Held The Sword Of A Bullfighter Statue In Madrid For A Photo That It Changed Color
Richard Henderson 2 years ago
The oxide layer has been worn off, so “kept it’s colour” is basically right.
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#114
A Christmas Tree Made Out Of Recycled Bottles Here In Madrid
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
99 bottles of wine on the wall, 99 bottles of wine. You take one down....
#116
Pet Shop In Barcelona, Spain
I'm.Just.A.Girl 3 years ago
I wouldn't be able to split up the cats, if I got one, I would have to get both. Assuming that they are for sale.
Batwench 3 years ago
Probably the chief cat bed testers employed by the shop.
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#118
This Public Toilet In Cadíz, Spain
#119
Guadalmedina Is A Dried-Out River That Runs Through The City Of Málaga, Spain. Only If It Rains A Lot In The Mountains There Is Water In The River For A While
In dry times it functions as a park.
Eva Sawyer 3 years ago
I feel like this has also been used as a filming location for something I watched but can't remember what...
#120
Bread Without Crust Sold In Spain
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
I'm the heathen that actually likes the crust end pieces on loaves of bread. I don't like any bit of it to go to waste.
#123
The Most Spanish Thing I've Seen This Holiday
Davomir 3 years ago
All meat you eat is a dead animal....chorizo is parts of the pig mixed with species and suffed in the intestine, then you leave it macerate and dry and voila
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Some Very Peaceful Street Performers In Seville, Spain
PVR 3 years ago
The "levitating" bloke is sitting on a platform. His clothes cover it. There are videos that show how it's done.
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In Spain You Can Buy Wine In Single-Serve “Juice Boxes”
Irish woman abroad 3 years ago
I feel I should point out that this is supposed to be for cooking! 😁
Russ Kincade 3 years ago
I like to cook with wine - sometimes I even put it in the food!
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I Spotted These Traffic Cones, Usable Anyway Up On Holiday In Barcelona
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago (edited)
The caltrops have already claimed a victim! Look! All that's left are their gloves!
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
That shows how crappy US vacation plans are. In Span, even the traffic cones get vacations.
#127
There Is A Subway Station In Madrid With A Pride Month Theme
Alex Sass 3 years ago (edited)
where we live there are only about 100 people (remote part of a Spanish island). As far as I know, we're the literal only ´gays in the village´ and we're accepted foreigners. However, every year they paint the little town bench in a rainbow for pride. Despite religious culture, the islands and Spain are one of the most naturally accepting 'no fuss, whatever' places we have ever lived in
#128
In Spanish Supermarkets, You Can Buy Ready-Made Gazpacho In Carton Packages
#129
This Shop In Spain Shows Calories Lost Per Each Step You Take
#130
The Restaurants Here Often Give Out "Orphan" Portions. Look, The Food Barely Fits On The Plate
#131
A Colorful, Bullet-Shaped Building In Barcelona
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago (edited)
Aren't bullets a subset of dildos? Mom may call it a Holland Lop-eared but to you and me, its a rabbit.
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#133
Paid Bathroom In Malaga Spain, Has "Corporate Sponsorship" And A "Gift Shop"
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
Them: Aww, thank you for the gift! Where did you find this? Me: The Privy. Them: Ooh, sounds exotic.
#137
Apartment Building In Madrid. The Counterweight For The Elevator Is Outside. (Excuse The Bird Netting - My Phone Couldn't Work Out How To Focus Properly)
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
That's actually the kitty cat dumbwaiter. They can choose whatever floor they'd like to be on, and zoop! Off they go!
#138
Cooked Snails Are A Common Snack In Bars In Sevilla (Spain)
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Jusayinwuturthinkn 3 years ago
Articles like this make me realize how superficial and uncultured my own country is... Don't think I need to mention what country I'm referring to.
Annie Steele 3 years ago
To be fair, many people don't travel and think that the world is their country. My motto is .. have passport, will travel.
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Deborah Harris2 3 years ago
I've been to Spain many times, it's A beautiful place with some sad traditions and sporting cultures that spring to mind, look up the Galgos dogs and how they are treated.
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
If you come to Bored Panda for cute animal pictures, don't look up galgos.
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Pol Sigerson 3 years ago
Was it really necessary to add "Spain" to every title? Madrid (Spain), Seville (Spain)...we are not all Americans and can usually deduce that the Madrid in question in a page all about Spain is most likely the one in Spain and not the ones in Kentucky, Maine or Nebraska.
Tree P 3 years ago
That's not nice, Pol. Not all Americans are idiots. I may not know all the cities in Spain, but I do know some of them. Please don't group all Americans together.
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Jusayinwuturthinkn 3 years ago
Articles like this make me realize how superficial and uncultured my own country is... Don't think I need to mention what country I'm referring to.
Annie Steele 3 years ago
To be fair, many people don't travel and think that the world is their country. My motto is .. have passport, will travel.
Load More Replies... Deborah Harris2 3 years ago
I've been to Spain many times, it's A beautiful place with some sad traditions and sporting cultures that spring to mind, look up the Galgos dogs and how they are treated.
Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
If you come to Bored Panda for cute animal pictures, don't look up galgos.
Load More Replies... Pol Sigerson 3 years ago
Was it really necessary to add "Spain" to every title? Madrid (Spain), Seville (Spain)...we are not all Americans and can usually deduce that the Madrid in question in a page all about Spain is most likely the one in Spain and not the ones in Kentucky, Maine or Nebraska.
Tree P 3 years ago
That's not nice, Pol. Not all Americans are idiots. I may not know all the cities in Spain, but I do know some of them. Please don't group all Americans together.
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