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IERONIMUS

The tour of the interior of the cathedral towers takes its name - Ieronimus- from Jerome of Perigueux, a French cleric and chaplain of El Cid Campeador, who was appointed bisho...

MUSEUM OF ART NOUVEAU AND ART DÉCO. CASA LIS

Casa Lis is the most important modernist building in Salamanca. Since 1995, it has housed the Art Nouveau and Art Deco Museum. It was built by the architect Joaquín de Vargas Aguir...

PLAZA MAYOR

Salamanca's Plaza Mayor is one of the great ensembles of Spanish Baroque and the city's main monumental space. Its construction took place between 1729 and 1755 with the aim of cre...

SALAMANCA CATHEDRAL

The Cathedral of Salamanca is a fundamental landmark in the historical evolution of the city. The coexistence of two temples -the Old Cathedral and the New Cathedral- attached...

SCALA COELI

Scala Coeli (Stairway to Heaven) is the tour of the towers of the Clerecía church, the former Royal College of the Holy Spirit, where the Pontifical University is located today...

HOUSE OF SHELLS

The House of Shells is a remarkable stately mansion built during the time of the Catholic Monarchs, where late Gothic forms, Mudéjar art, and the early influences of the Renaissanc...

HISTORIC BUILDING OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SALAMANCA

The University of Salamanca preserves a valuable historical heritage composed of emblematic buildings and spaces that are still in use and receive hundreds of visitors every da...

CONVENT OF SAN ESTEBAN

The Convent of San Esteban in Salamanca is one of the most outstanding examples of Spanish religious architecture. Founded in the 13th century, the current building was erected mai...

ROMAN BRIDGE

The Roman Bridge is one of the most emblematic constructions of the city. Situated over the Tormes river, this bridge was the only access route to Salamanca from the south until th...
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