Spain
Routes of Money — 36 chapters · 150 stops
The monetary history of Spain, read chapter by chapter in painted scenes, with narration available. The first chapter is open to all.
Chapters
- The Greeks' window 4 stops
- The silver of the Barcids 4 stops
- Rome's silver vault 4 stops
- The knight's denarius 4 stops
- The gold of the Visigoths 4 stops
- The gold and silver of Córdoba 4 stops
- The gold flows north 4 stops
- The gold of the fighting monks 4 stops
- The coin that took its enemy's name 4 stops
- Two systems 4 stops
- More mints than kings 4 stops
- Two crowns 4 stops
- Medina del Campo 5 stops
- 1492 4 stops
- The borrowing king 5 stops
- The escudo 4 stops
- The asiento 4 stops
- The mountain that changed the world 4 stops
- The mountain eats men 3 stops
- The silver of New Spain 4 stops
- The silver road 4 stops
- The eight reales 5 stops
- The price revolution 4 stops
- Four times the king stopped paying 5 stops
- The Manila galleon 5 stops
- The war of the two crowns 4 stops
- The pillar dollar 4 stops
- The fact of the high tide 5 stops
- The paper experiment and the catastrophe 5 stops
- The silver tap closes 4 stops
- Ninety-seven kinds of coin 4 stops
- 19 October 1868 4 stops
- One bank, paper on silver 4 stops
- The civil war 4 stops
- From autarky to opening 4 stops
- Towards the euro 4 stops