La Clerecía in Salamanca: photos, reviews

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La Clerecía stands as a magnificent testament to Baroque architecture in the historic city of Salamanca. Dating back to its opening in 1617, this iconic structure invites visitors to explore its rich past, woven closely with the influence of Queen Margaret of Austria who initiated its construction in 1599. Originally created as an act of reparation for the Jesuits, its ornate details and intricate designs reflect centuries of artistic dedication. A tour offers a remarkable journey not just through time, but also upwards to one of the most breathtaking vistas in the city. Climbing 198 stairs rewards you with panoramic 360° views from the tower, making it a truly worthwhile visit. Whether admired from afar or explored within, La Clerecía captivates with both its historical significance and architectural grandeur.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Pº. Rector Esperabé s/n

Bus stop 417 m walk

Pº. San Vicente

Bus stop 615 m walk

Pº. Carmelitas

Bus stop 530 m walk

Avda. Reyes de España

Bus stop 531 m walk

Pza. San Julían

Bus stop 486 m walk

Pº San Gregorio s/n

Bus stop 524 m walk

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4.6/5 584 reviews

Nerea Tejada

Las vistas espectaculares y la atención de Jose, que estaba en la puerta, impecable!!

Isabel Solaberrieta Martín

Una vistas increíbles 😍 Todo el entorno te transporta a otro lugar, a otra época y no dejas de mirar en todas direcciones buscando los detalles 💯

Juanjo Cots

Vistas espectaculares de la ciudad de salamanca

La Clerecía in Salamanca

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