The San Millán Church is a perfect place to start your visit to the city. It utilises virtual entertainment, computer graphics and other audiovisual means that reflect the monumental and architectural heritage of the city.

The symbols of the city and World Heritage Sites, the Old Cathedral of Salamanca was built in 1220 and the New Cathedral around 1520, 900 years of history with a combination of Romantic, Gothic and Baroque Arts.

An old crypt of the San Cebrián Church. According to legend, the Devil gave magic lessons to 7 pupils over 7 years, and once they were  finished, one of them had to stay with him.  

One of the most beautiful and biggest Squares in Spain and a place for rendezvous among the local people. It´s a baroque-style construction built with three floors supported by 88 arches, each carved with a medallion of a historic figure.

The University of Salamanca was established in 1218 and is one of the first European Universities. Besides the historic building, there are many unique departments that are worth visiting like the Hospital del Estudio, las Escuelas Mayores, las Escuelas Menores y many other schools.

It´s a Dominican church built in plateresque style and inside it there´s a huge temple, a cloister of the Kings, the Cloister of Colon and the housing facilities for the Dominican priests.

Take a tour inside the Medieval Towers of the Cathedral and admire its art and history dating back more than 900 years. It´s a spectacular viewpoint where you can get a birds-eye view of the city´s symbols.  

One of the most well-known palaces in Salamanca, built towards the end of the 15th century. On the façade hang more than 300 shells. According to legend one of them contains an ounce of gold.

This Museum of Art Nouveau and Art Déco is situated in an impressive placeta surrounded by stained-glass windows. It´s a must-see if you ever come to Salamanca

Through the inventions and innovations of the past, you will get the chance to learn more about the most important parts of the history of this city´s industry and commerce. 

It was the residence of the writer from 1900 to 1914, when he was the Rector of the University of Salamanca. Nowadays, there´s a museum space where you can see how Unamuno used to live, as well as an area for research of resource consultation.  

A small garden situated over the City´s Wall that gives marvellous views of the Cathedrals and the Tormes. It is believed that it was the place where the tragic lovers of 'La Celestina' met eachother, and ultimately, their fate. 

A centre dedicated to contemporary art. The DA2 exhibitions showcase the most innovative art on a national and international scale, from 1990 to now.