Cave Museum in Salamanca: photos, reviews

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In the vibrant city of Salamanca lies a storied attraction known for its intriguing past and captivating views. Cueva, an enthralling site, offers a unique glimpse into local legend where it's said the devil himself once taught students the dark arts. Although modest in its offerings, the cave presents an interesting spot, especially for those interested in legendary tales. Nearby, a tower grants stunning views of the New Cathedral and the Convent of San Esteban, making it a worthwhile stop for photography enthusiasts. This hidden gem is perfect for families, as it's entirely free to explore and enjoy. Despite being slightly off the beaten path, Cueva lures visitors with its mysterious charm and historical significance.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Pº. Rector Esperabé s/n

Bus stop 137 m walk

Pº Rio Tormes s/n

Bus stop 488 m walk

Avda. Reyes de España

Bus stop 214 m walk

Pza. San Julían

Bus stop 588 m walk

Pº San Gregorio s/n

Bus stop 521 m walk

Pº. Progreso s/n

Bus stop 715 m walk

4.0

based on 1,798 reviews

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4/5 1,798 reviews

Rui Ferreira

Não se vê. Tem que se comprar uma visita para aceder ao espaço!

Q G

Misterioso

Vitor Melo

Lugar visita obrigatória

Cave Museum in Salamanca

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