Bicycle Route

Its name is no coincidence: for centuries, it has been the epicenter of knowledge and culture in Salamanca.

Celebration of congresses, events and shows

The Botanical Archaeological Park is located in the historic center of Salamanca, on the southwestern edge of the Teso de las Catedrales. Archaeological excavations have documented an exceptional stratigraphy that traces the evolution of the city from the pre-Roman period (4th–1st centuries BC) to the splendor of the Golden Age, when this space was integrated into the religious and academic fabric with the presence of convents, colegios mayores (major colleges), and foundations linked to milit...

The Salamanca Riverside Walk is located on both banks of the Tormes river. The right bank extends, following the course of the river, from the vicinity of the Roman Bridge to the La Aldehuela area. The route is divided into sections marked by bridges that allow us to cross from one bank to another with ease.
On the left bank, between the bridges, there is the pier and the viewpoint with a selfie stand to enjoy the best panoramic view of the city.
The riverside forest constitutes an ecosystem o...

The Church of Santiago, located next to Salamanca's Roman bridge, was founded in the mid-12th century and was closely linked to the passage of pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. For centuries, it held great religious and social importance, even retaining the right of asylum until the 18th century.

It was part of the bustling Tenerías neighborhood, a popular area connected to the Tormes river where tanners, fishermen, and laundresses worked. However, frequent floods and, later, the disappeara...

The image that the spectator contemplates from this point represents the most characteristic profile of the city of Salamanca. Throughout the centuries, it has been the most reproduced and photographed panoramic view. In the foreground is the Roman Bridge, while in the background the towers of the historic city stand out, crowned by the imposing silhouette of the Cathedral. A tripod-like support for photographing with mobile devices and an interpretive table allow identifying the monuments visib...

Located on the left bank of the Tormes River, it offers one of the most impressive views of the city. It is located in the section between the Roman Bridge and the Enrique Estevan Bridge, and owes its name to the pier where boats and canoes are rented. From this privileged point, where a totem is located that allows for capturing one of the best views of the city. You will be able to photograph a panorama with the reflection of the majestic silhouette of the Cathedral in the calm waters of the r...

It is home to two important monuments: the Convento de las Agustinas Recoletas, annexed to the Church of La Purísima, forming a single building, and the Monterrey Palace.

Anaya Square is one of Salamanca's most emblematic spots and a must-visit for anyone visiting the city. Its origin dates back to the Peninsular War, when French General Thiebault ordered the demolition of the cluster of houses that extended between the facade of the Colegio Mayor de Anaya and the north atrium of the Cathedral. On the north side of the square, opposite the New Cathedral, stands the Colegio Mayor de Anaya, the first university colegio mayor (major college) founded in Spain. The...