Salamanca with All the Senses
"Salamanca con todos los sentidos" (Salamanca with All the Senses) represents, in essence, a commitment to an open city, unhindered, without exclusion, without borders; a city that can be enjoyed globally and completely, a city for all and by all.
New Accessible Technologies
We want everyone who visits Salamanca to enjoy the city, for it to be an accessible, full, open city, for everyone and by everyone.
To facilitate your visit, we provide you with different tools to improve your experience.
If you wish to explore the city at your own pace, you can use the planner on our web portal and the Salamanca Turismo tourist application, which you can download from Google Play and Aple Store. It's free and offers subtitles and sign language.
Salamanca is also part of the Tur4all accessible tourism application developed by PREDIF, the State Representative Platform for People with Physical Disabilities, which compiles the accessibility conditions of more than 2400 tourist establishments throughout Spanish territory.
You can also check the accessibility of the destination's spaces on the tur4all website.
Downloads
Tourist Information Office and Accessible Materials
The Salamanca Tourist Information Office offers its services to people with diverse disabilities.
Adapted counter for people with reduced mobility.
Easy Read city brochures, developed in collaboration with Asprodes, Plena Inclusión.
The easy-read brochures are:
- City Guide.
- Ieronimus, the cathedral towers.
- Scala Coeli, the Clerecía towers.
- Monumenta Salmanticae, the Interpretation Center of Architectural and Urban Heritage of Salamanca.
Tourism guides adapted for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or communication difficulties. The guide, named ‘PaTEA Salamanca’, has been entirely developed by users of the Los Cedros Day Center, belonging to Ariadna.
Wheelchair loan.
In addition to the Tourist Office, at MONUMENTA SALMANTICAE, the Interpretation Center of Architectural and Urban Heritage of Salamanca, located on Veracruz Street, you can find information in braille and models with audio explanations in Spanish and English. It also has a version for children.
There is also a typhlological model of the city's historic center made of oak wood, scaled 1:1,250, a raised-relief map adapted in braille, and virtual reality glasses to view a virtual tour of the city's monuments.
Several spaces have accessible signage: Monumenta Salmanticae (City Interpretation Center), Clerecía Towers. Scala Coeli, Cathedral Towers. Ieronimus, Bullfighting Museum, and the Municipal Tourist Office.
Accessible Visits
The guided tours of Paseos por Salamanca, the dramatized tours of the different programs throughout the year, the à la carte visits to archaeological sites and part of the performances of the Keys of the City are the programs that already regularly incorporate special adapted passes.
On the website salamancaymas.es you can consult the visits that are organized and request a sign language interpreter on demand by sending an email to gestion@turismodesalamanca.com.