Salamanca - What to visit
Salamanca, named a UNESCO World Heritage City, is a captivating destination that invites you to explore its historic center on foot, revealing buildings steeped in history and charm around every corner. From the majestic Plaza Mayor to the imposing Cathedrals, passing through the University, the Clerecía and the Casa de las Conchas, the city presents itself as an authentic "open-air museum", where the sandstone of Villamayor shines under the warm light of the sunset. In addition, landmarks such as the Roman Bridge, the Verraco del Lazarillo de Tormes, the Casa Lis and the palaces of Monterrey and Fonseca further enrich the experience, adding layers to Salamanca's fascinating history and cultural heritage.
UNIVERSITY FACADE
One of the oldest universities in Spain, famous for its plateresque facade and the frog on the skull, symbol of wisdom. Do not miss the guided tour to know its classrooms, libraries and Renaissance courtyards.
PLAZA MAYOR
The heart of Salamanca, a baroque space surrounded by arcades, perfect for having a coffee, enjoying street music or simply admiring the beauty of the place.
Clergy
La Clerecía is the name given to the building of the former Royal College of the Holy Spirit of the Society of Jesus, built in Salamanca between the 17th and 18th centuries. XVIII.
Roman Bridge
A Roman bridge that crosses the Tormes River, offering panoramic views of the city.
Lis House
Casa de las Conchas
Gothic palace of the XVI century covered with symbolic shells and converted into an exhibition center and library.