The exploitation of Spain’s mineral wealth
The exploitation of Spain's mineral wealth has a long and storied history. It traces back to antiquity when civilizations like the Phoenicians
The Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa
The Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa, fought on July 16, 1212, stands as one of the most significant conflicts in the history of Spain
Visigothic people took control of the Iberian Peninsula
As the Roman Empire crumbled, Visigothic people took control of the Iberian Peninsula. They established their kingdom
Spain underwent a fusion of Germanic and Roman influences
The Iberian Peninsula, including Spain underwent a fusion of Germanic and Roman influences under Visigothic rule
The integration of Hispania into the Roman Empire
The integration of Hispania into the Roman Empire transformed the region's economic landscape. Trade flourished
Roman engineers left a lasting mark with impressive aqueducts
Roman engineers left a lasting mark with impressive aqueducts. These structures were essential for supplying water
Pablo Picasso is buried in France
Pablo Picasso's final resting place lies beyond the borders of his native Spain. Pablo Picasso is buried in France.
Salvador Dalí had a younger sister
Salvador Dalí had a younger sister, Ana Maria, whose life & presence often lingered in the background of his tumultuous & eccentric existence
Dalí harbored an interest in the worlds of mathematics and science
Salvador Dalí harbored an interest in the worlds of mathematics and science, which significantly influenced his artistic vision.
Joan Miró had one child
Joan Miró had one child, Maria Dolors Miró. Their relationship was characterized by love, affection, and mutual respect