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Boasting the third largest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites in the world, Spain is brimming with history and culture. This week we discover what life is like in caves that have been occupied for centuries, see how being bold, strategic, and steady helped Queen Isabella rise to the throne, and look at new clues about the possible origin story of the country’s Pulpí Geode. Let’s explore Spain.
Honored for their “cultural and natural heritage of outstanding value to humanity,” Spain boasts a whopping 45 UNESCO sites—the third most after Italy and China.
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