Palacio De La Salina in Salamanca: photos, reviews

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Palacio De La Salina in Salamanca is a captivating Renaissance-style building steeped in history. Originally built in 1538 by Don Rodrigo de Messia as the salt business headquarters, it now serves as the seat of the Provincial Council since 1884. Its architecture is a testament to the Plateresque style, featuring a charming arched entrance, elevated balconies, and intricate decorative elements. The stunning courtyard is not only a visual delight but also hosts art exhibitions from time to time, offering free entry to visitors. Rated highly at 4.5, it is a family-friendly attraction that invites you to explore its historical and artistic allure.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

C/ Gran Vía

Bus stop 583 m walk

Pº. Rector Esperabé s/n

Bus stop 462 m walk

Pº. Carmelitas

Bus stop 584 m walk

Avda. Reyes de España

Bus stop 557 m walk

Zara Calle Zamora

Bus stop 571 m walk

Pza. San Julían

Bus stop 321 m walk

4.5

based on 972 reviews

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4.5/5 972 reviews

Julio Sombrerero

Très belle cour intérieure.

Jorge Ferreira Cardoso

A construção deste Palácio , situado no centro histórico de Salamanca , data do ano de 1538 e deve-se a Rodrigo de Messia , Senhor de La Guardia e grande proprietário , dono do monopólio de sal na cidade , donde deriva o nome do Palácio . Hoje , o edifício é a sede da " Diputacion Provincial de Salamanca .

J FC

Bonito claustro con entrada gratuita

Palacio De La Salina in Salamanca

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