Spain
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Seville Flamenco Owl Trencadís Fridge Magnet
€9.90A fiery owl-shaped fridge magnet in Gaudí trencadís mosaic style, with the silhouette of Seville’s Plaza de España visible within the mosaic tiles. Flamenco-warm colors — deep red, orange, gold, and terracotta.
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Seville Metropol Parasol — Las Setas Board
€29.99Metropol Parasol (Las Setas) — the world’s largest wooden structure. Seville’s modern icon with rooftop walkway on plywood.
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Seville Plaza de España Souvenir Cutting Board
€32.99Seville’s Plaza de España with its famous tiled alcoves and canal. One of Spain’s most photographed landmarks.
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Seville Semana Santa — Holy Week Processions Board
€29.99Semana Santa — Seville’s Holy Week with candlelit processions through medieval streets. Spain’s most emotional festival on plywood.
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Seville Torre del Oro & Guadalquivir Board
€29.99Torre del Oro — Seville’s golden tower on the Guadalquivir river. 13th-century Moorish watchtower on plywood.
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Spain Decorative Board – Wall or Shelf
€24.99Spain-themed decorative wooden board. Madrid, Barcelona or region design.
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Spain Souvenir Cutting Board – Barcelona or Madrid
€29.99Wooden souvenir cutting board with Spanish design. Kitchen or wall decor.
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Spanish Turrón & Poinsettia New Year Fridge Magnet 2027
€8.90Cozy wooden fridge magnet featuring a traditional Spanish Christmas still life — turrón nougat, polvorones, poinsettia flowers, candles, and a bottle of cava.
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Tarragona Balcón del Mediterráneo — Costa Dorada Board
€29.99Tarragona’s BalcГіn del MediterrГЎneo — gateway to Costa Dorada. Panoramic Mediterranean views from the oceanfront balcony.
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Tarragona Old Town & Cathedral Board
€29.99Tarragona’s medieval old town built atop Roman foundations. 12th-century cathedral blending Romanesque and Gothic.
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Tarragona Pont del Diable — Roman Aqueduct Board
€29.99Tarragona’s ‘Devil’s Bridge’ — 27m-high Roman aqueduct built under Emperor Augustus. UNESCO double-tiered arches.
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Tarragona Roman Amphitheatre & Sea Board
€29.99Tarragona’s Roman amphitheatre overlooking the Mediterranean. 2nd-century arena with the ocean as a backdrop.
