For a 16th century woman, Catherine of Aragon had traveled far to become Queen of England. You can retrace her life -- from Spain to Wales and England -- with this list of palaces, churches and castles open to visitors. The Alhambra in Granada, Spain West front of Peterborough Cathedral © Peterborough Cathedral 1. Acalá de Henares, Spain http://euro-red.com/alcaguia/index.html Birthplace of Catharine of Aragon in 1485. 2. Alhambra Palace http://www.alhambra.org/ingles/ home.asp?res=1280 Catharine's childhood was spent in this magnificent Moorish palace in Granada, Spain. 3. Ludlow Castle http://www.ludlowcastle.com/ Catharine lived here in the Welsh marshes as Princess of Wales. 4. Syon House http://www.syonpark.co.uk/ Now owned by the Duke of Northumberland, Syon House was once an abbey much favored by the pious Queen Catherine. 5. Buckden Palace http://www.fobt.fsnet.co.uk/ Click on "Katharine of Aragon" to learn about the queen's stay here after her divorce. 6. Kimbolton Castle http://www.kimbolton.cambs.sch.uk/ castle_visits.htm Greatly changed since Tudor times, this castle was the site of Katharine's death. 7. Peterborough Cathedral http://www.peterborough-cathedral.org.uk/ index_ie.asp This magnificent cathedral not far from London contains the tomb of Catherine of Aragon.