The Spanish Empire once spread over much of the world, but the Spanish-American War of 1898 dealt the global empire a death blow.
The Castillo de la Monta atop the 123-metre-high Monte Urgull has watched over the Spanish coastal city of San Sebastián since the 12th century.
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