Walks through Salamanca

There are three itineraries designed for this program:

• 5th Centenary of the School of Salamanca (Mondays and Thursdays).
  A journey through the environment where one of the most influential intellectual currents in the history of modern thought was born. An opportunity to learn about the foundations of international law and modern economics and a new way of understanding human dignity, guided by figures such as Francisco de Vitoria, who projected Salamanca to a universal dimension.

Start: Cathedral Atrium Information Point.

Itinerary: Anaya Square, Francisco de Vitoria Street, Libreros Street, Rúa Mayor, Palomino Street, and Trent Council Square.

• 400th Anniversary of the San Policarpo Flood (Wednesdays).
  A walk down memory lane of one of the most dramatic chapters in our history, with a respectful look at the devastating force of the Tormes River, which swept away many lives and dreams and part of the Roman Bridge, leaving the city isolated and cut off.

Start: Fonda Vera Cruz Visitors Reception Center.

Itinerary: Veracruz Street, Tentenecio Street, Roman Bridge, Progreso Promenade, Enrique Estevan Bridge, and San Nicolás Hill.

• Jubilee Year of San Juan de la Cruz (Tuesdays and Fridays).
  We commemorate the anniversary of his canonization and the centenary of his proclamation as a Doctor of the Church, visiting places where San Juan de la Cruz left his mark and experienced some of his most inspiring moments. A walk of mysticism and contained spirituality.

Start: Plaza Mayor Tourist Information Office.

Itinerary: Plaza Mayor, Concejo Street, Bandos Square, Santa Teresa Square, Compañía Street, and Santo Domingo Stream.