Salamanca

Begin your exploration of the historical city center at the viewpoint near the Enrique Estevan bridge. From here, you can see all the arches of the Roman bridge and the magnificent complex of the Old and New Cathedrals. Cross the bridge over the Tormes River. Nearby, you will find several interesting monastery complexes and museums. Discover the exhibits at the Museum of Automobiles, Art Deco, and Archaeology.

Admire the height of the Roman fortress walls and find the famous Devil's Cave. Walk through the narrow medieval street to reach the heart of the city - the two cathedrals and the University building. The Old Cathedral, dating back to the 12th century, features a unique altar with gospel scenes. The New Cathedral was constructed over several centuries, showcasing a unique blend of Gothic and Baroque styles. Enjoy a beautiful view of the city from the roof.

Have a photoshoot in the courtyard of the University's Minor School and admire the fresco of the starry sky (free entry). Use a guidebook to find the major attractions of the Old Town center: Casa de las Conchas, Palacio de la Salina, Torre del Clavero, Iglesia de San Benito, Iglesia de la Purísima.

The seat of the Pontifical University is the magnificent Clerecía building in the Baroque style. A panoramic view of the city can be enjoyed from the height of the Scala Coeli towers. Walk two blocks from Casa de Alba to Plaza Mayor, which has dozens of cafes. The Central Market is located nearby.

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