Spanish Culture Research Project

Don't forget to check the library catalog for print materials and ebooks (which count like a print resource)! 

Best Databases to Use: 
CultureGrams,  World Geography ABC-CLIO,  Gale Virtual Reference Library (Ebooks), National Geographic Virtual Library, and Gale Biography in Context. 

Websites: 
For an even more inclusive list of websites, check out this Delicious Tag Bundle. When you open the link, you can click on your topic to filter only the sites that best fit your research topic. All of the links below are included, plus many more. 

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Spanish Culture Don Quijote - Fiestas, music, cinema, food and recipes, Flamenco, Siexta, famous people, painters, writers, dances, history, languages, fashion, architects, bullfights - it's all here at the Don Quijote web site. 

All About Spain - regions and geography, Spain A-Z, cities, general history, architecture, Flamenco, bullfighting, Fiestas and Folklore, gastronomy (food) and night life. 
                                
Spain Data - regions and geography, Spain A-Z, cities, general history, architecture, Flamenco architecture, Flamenco, bullfighting, fiestas and folklore, gastronomy (food) and night life. 

SpainInfo.com - Maps, bullfighting, bullrunning, Flamenco, the tomato fight, festivals, sports, history,  other general information. 

Enforex (Spanish in the Spanish World) - Festivals, movies, dance, music, food, history, news. 

Travel Spain - Use this site to get ready for your trip through Spain. 

Gaudi - All things Gaudi (Architect)

La Tomatina Festival - Be sure to check out the history segment as well as the videos. 

Rick Steves Spain - travel info for many areas of Spain, including photos. 

Spanish Holidays - No information here, but a list of the holidays

Spanish Football (Soccer) - links to many categories and all your favorite Spanish teams.

Spanish Royal Family - Great descriptions. 

Artcyclopedia - Enter the name of your artist here for great information. 

Governments on the WWW - Links to tons of pages - first set is in Spanish.  Scroll to bottom to find additional information to find pages in English. 

License Plates of the World - Click on the S at the top then scroll down to Spain on the left and see if their plates are much different than the States. 
                        
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Last Updated April 2015