1. Einstein's visit to Spain in 1923 caused a huge expectation in the media and general public.

3. He visited Barcelona, Madrid and Zaragoza, where he gave lectures at the most important institutions and came into contact with the most important scientists and intellectuals at the time.

4. Activities Lectures on the restricted and general relativity. Meeting with members of the Society of Mathematics and the Nobel Prize Ramón y Cajal King Alfonso XIII appoints him member of the Academy.

5. He is received by the King and Queen mother at the Royal Palace. Conference on the current problems of relativity at the Faculty of Sciences at the Central University of Barcelona. Appointed Doctor Honoris Causa by the Central University of Madrid. Conference at the Residencia de Estudiantes of Madrid. Visited the lab of Antonio Rodríguez Rocasolano.

6. On 9 th 9 th March he gave a lecture on his theory of relativity, which was traslated by Ortega y Gasset

8. History of the residence of Students It was founded in 1910 by The Board of Extended Studies and became the first cultural centre of Spain and the first to make artistic and scientific exchanges within Europa. Today it has regained the importance of the 1920s while keeping its role of accommodation, addressed to researchers, artists and creators in various fields and of various backgrounds. Among its residents emerged many of the most important figures of the Spanish culture of the twentieth century.

9. Plan of Residence

10. Places of Residence

11. Important residents

12. Salvador Dalí, José Moreno Villa, Luis Buñuel, Federico García Lorca y José Antonio Rubio Sacristán

13. Miguel de Unamuno Miguel de Unamuno was a Spanish writer and philosopher. In his works he cultivaded a variety of literary generes.

14. Federico García Lorca Federico García Lorca was a Spanish poet and playwright. Assigned to so- called Generation of 27, he is the most influential and popular poet of the Spanish literature of the twentieth century.

15. Luís Buñuel Luis Buñuel was a Spanish- Mexican film director, considered one of the most important and original in the history of world cinema.

16. Severo Ochoa Severo Ochoa was a Spanish scientist. Honored in 1959 with the Nobel Prize in Physiologyor Medicine.

17. José Ortega y Gasset José Ortega y Gasset was one of the most important Spanish philosophers of the 20 th century.

18. High School Juan de Garay Valencia, Spain 2008