Battlefields to visit in Spain

12 battles in Spain with memorials, monuments, museums or other sites recorded in Wikidata.

Red: battle locations. Blue: memorials and sites that commemorate them. Every point is drawn.

Quick answers

Which battlefields can you visit in Spain?

12 battles here have 13 memorials, monuments, museums or other sites recorded in Wikidata, led by Siege of Barcelona (1713–1714) (2), Battle of Roncevaux Pass (1), Battle of Portopí (1), Battle of Llucmajor (1).

Battles and what to see

• Siege of Barcelona (1713–1714) 1713
  • Als morts en defensa de les llibertats i constitucions de Catalunya en el setge de Barcelona sculpture, sepulchral monument
  • National Day of Catalonia national day, public holiday
• Battle of Roncevaux Pass 778
  • Monument to Roland (Puerto de Ibañeta) memorial
• Battle of Portopí 1229
  • Creu dels Montcada memorial, sculpture
• Battle of Llucmajor 1349
  • Creu del Camp de sa Batalla memorial
• Battle of Montjuïc (1641) 1641
  • Day of the Catalan Soldier annual event
• Siege of Zaragoza (1809) 1808
  • Monumento a los defensores del reducto del Pilar memorial
• Siege of Zaragoza (1808) 1808
  • Monumento a los defensores del reducto del Pilar memorial
• Battle of Talavera 1809
  • Monumento a la Batalla de Talavera, Talavera de la Reina monument
• Siege of Tarifa (1812) 1811
  • Monument to General Francisco de Copons, Tarifa monument, statue
• Siege of San Sebastián 1813
  • Centennial Monument (Donostia) destroyed building or structure, memorial
• Battle of Wolf Ravine 1900
  • Panteón de los Héroes, Melilla funerary structure, mausoleum
• Operation Pedestal 1942
  • National War Museum military museum, museum

Places that Wikidata records as commemorating the battle (property P547: memorials, monuments, museums, cemeteries, visitor sites), with their Wikidata positions (CC0). Check opening times and access before you go.