Spain and Portugal for Visitors

An initiative of the Texas A&M University, the project's aims are to publish bibliographies, editions and illustrations of Cervantes' work.

In Spanish, from the Centro Virtual Cervantes, both books. Note that the second book was published in 1615, so we'll get another round of fourth centenary celebrations in 2015, I imagine.

Cute collection of Quijote-related artefacts and other odds and sods from the Don Quijote chain of language schools.

The "x" is because the translation in question is an old one.