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One thing nobody probably mentioned is that Z-Man Games (the publisher handling Carcassonne in English) has a formal replacement parts program, but you need to contact them with proof of purchase or a photo of the original game - it's not automatic. The trick is figuring out who distributes the version you have in your country (because Carcassonne has different publishers depending on the region), since each one handles their own replacements. If the game is old, they might not have stock of that specific batch anymore, so before you spend time searching around, it's worth sending them a direct email explaining exactly which tiles you need and when you bought the game.

Contact the game's distributor or publisher directly in your country - in many cases they have replacement piece services and will sell you just what you need without charging an arm and a leg. If it's the Spanish version, look for the official distributor in your region; if it's in English or another language, Z-Man Games' website (they're the ones publishing Carcassonne now) has options for requesting individual pieces. Another option is to ask in local board game communities or Facebook groups - sometimes someone has extra tiles from another box they're not using anymore and will sell them cheap, especially if you only need a few tiles and not a complete set.

Specialty board game stores are your best bet. Look in local hobby shops and board game stores, because many of them stock replacement parts for classic games like Carcassonne and can order the tiles you need. You can also try online stores that specialize in board games in Spain or Europe, which usually have wider catalogs than Amazon for this kind of stuff. Some official distributors also sell replacement components directly.

Another option is to contact the game's publisher or distributor in Spain. They normally have customer service and can sell you individual pieces if you tell them exactly what tiles you need (terrain tiles, abbeys, meeples, whatever). It's also worth asking in online board game communities, because sometimes other players have duplicate pieces or know about specialty stores that don't show up on Google.

If none of that works, there are 3D printer shops that sell custom board game pieces, though that would be more for very specific tiles. But seriously, start with your local game stores - that's usually the fastest and most reliable option.

Try Facebook groups or tabletop gaming communities - lots of people sell loose tokens or bulk replacement sets they inherited from old games, and it's usually cheaper than any official store.

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