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Which city houses the unfinished basilica designed by Antoni Gaudí?
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Which renowned architect designed the unfinished Sagrada Família basilica?
Answer: Antoni Gaudí
Why: Construction began in 1882 and relies entirely on private donations and visitor ticket sales.
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Modern Spain was unified when Aragon married which other historic kingdom?
Answer: Castile
Why: Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon wed in 1469 on a forged papal bull, and their crowns kept separate laws until the 1700s.
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What must be eaten at every clock chime on New Year's in Spain?
Answer: Twelve grapes
Why: Most are Aledo grapes from Alicante's Vinalopó valley, ripened inside paper bags so they can be picked late enough for a December table.
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What is the official currency of Spain?
Answer: Euro
Why: Pesetas converted at a locked 166.386 to the euro, and the Bank of Spain closed its peseta exchange window for good on 30 June 2021.
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In what year did the dictatorship of Francisco Franco end?
Answer: 1975
Why: Franco named Juan Carlos his heir in 1969; the prince became king two days after Franco died in 1975, and Spain voted freely in June 1977.
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What metal covers the exterior of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao?
Answer: Titanium tiles
Why: About 33,000 titanium plates, each only 0.4 mm thick, wrap the curves of Gehry's Bilbao museum.