Chapel of San Francisco in Salamanca: photos, reviews

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The Chapel of San Francisco and the Convent of the Capuchins in Salamanca are captivating not only for their rich history but also for their artistic treasures. This Baroque-style gem, once part of the ancient Convento Real de San Francisco, showcases a salon-style nave with stunning side altarpieces. Visitors often stumble upon its hidden chapel by the Campo de São Francisco, amazed to find its beautiful altars open to the public even outside worship hours. Housing Diego Rivera originals, this serene spot offers intricate images and an incredible mural, making it a must-visit, even if it's not amongst the city's most famous landmarks. With an impressive Google rating of 4.7, it's a place that promises both cultural and spiritual enrichment.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Pº. San Vicente

Bus stop 515 m walk

Pº. Carmelitas

Bus stop 224 m walk

Avda. Filiberto Villalobos

Bus stop 503 m walk

Zara Calle Zamora

Bus stop 487 m walk

Pza. San Julían

Bus stop 585 m walk

Avenida Villamayor,

Bus stop 460 m walk

4.7

based on 97 reviews

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4.7/5 97 reviews

Francisco Martin Hernandez

Bonita iglesia y muy bien conservada

Rob English

Beautiful Church!

Ajai Augustine

A peaceful and humble spot just outside Salamanca’s historic center, the Capilla de San Francisco offers quiet reflection away from the tourist crowds. True to the Capuchin spirit, the architecture is simple but dignified, with a calming, spiritual atmosphere. While not a major landmark, it's worth a short visit for those seeking a moment of serenity and an authentic connection to Salamanca’s religious heritage.

Chapel of San Francisco in Salamanca

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