Spanish art

In 1964, a low-budget western quietly changed the course of cinema. A Fistful of Dollars, directed by Sergio Leone and starring Clint Eastwood, sparked the spaghetti western phenomenon and transformed several Spanish landscapes into enduring symbols of the genre. Spain became the vast outdoor set where the ‘Man with No Name’ was born. Here’s where A Fistful of Dollars was filmed.

Tucked away in northern Spain is one of the country’s most important prehistoric art sites.

Time Out has published its World’s 20 Best Cities for Art and Culture in 2026, based on feedback from more than 24,000 locals across over 150 cities worldwide.Residents were asked to rate the quality and affordability of their city’s cultural scene, covering everything from museums and theatre to li

Pablo Picasso moved house many times in Spain before settling in France.

For all lovers of art, whether contemporary art, classical art, photography or anything else, these exhibitions happening in Spain in 2019 are absolutely unmissable.