Anaya Palace in Salamanca: photos, reviews

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Anaya Palace in Salamanca offers a captivating blend of history and beauty, dating back to its opening in 1760. The palace is renowned for its stunning architecture, highlighted by an impressive facade that leaves visitors in awe. The surrounding historical university buildings further enrich the experience, making it a favorite among history enthusiasts. With a high average rating of 4.7 on Google, it's clear that this is a must-visit attraction. The site is also welcoming to all, with features like child-friendly spaces and a wheelchair accessible entrance, ensuring an enjoyable visit for everyone.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Pº. Rector Esperabé s/n

Bus stop 276 m walk

Pº. Carmelitas

Bus stop 683 m walk

Pº Rio Tormes s/n

Bus stop 669 m walk

Avda. Reyes de España

Bus stop 383 m walk

Pza. San Julían

Bus stop 503 m walk

Pº San Gregorio s/n

Bus stop 500 m walk

4.7

based on 1,290 reviews

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4.7/5 1,290 reviews

Donatella Pistone

La costruzione del Palazzo Anaya iniziò nel 1760, secondo il progetto di José Hermosilla. L’intero edificio è in stile neoclassico, come si evince dalla facciata principale, in cui un’ampia scalinata precede quattro grandi colonne ioniche sormontate da un frontone triangolare. È noto anche come il Colegio Mayor di San Bartolomé. Attualmente, ospita la Facoltà di Filologia dell’Università di Salamanca. Non l'ho visitato internamente e non credo sia visitabile.

Damien “Dfa” F

Utilisé en collège et en face de la cathédrale

MARIA JOSE

Era un colegio para buenos estudiantes, sin medios económicos. Tuvo muchos desperfectos en el terremoto de Lisboa. Hoy es la Facultad de Filología. Sus paredes están pintadas con vítores (un vitor es una pintura hecha con sangre de toro). Cuando un estudiante terminaba sus estudios, se escribía su nombre junto a un vítor.

Anaya Palace in Salamanca

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