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Local tourist spot suggestions Salamanca

Plaza Mayor One of the loveliest monumental squares in Spain and the busiest place in Salamanca.

Church of San Martin Romanesque church with a portal of jagged archivolts.

San Benito Square Charming square which has attractive facades.

Palacio de Fonseca It has a splendid richly decorated courtyard.

Hotels: Salamanca

Room Mate Vega This accommodation occupies a listed building reconstructed with its original façade and one of the most emblematic archways in the city.This establishment combines the modern comfortable style, with...

Room Mate Vega With a superb location within steps from the charming Plaza Mayor square, Room Mate Vega is a 3 star hotel in Salamanca historic centre, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Other representative m...

Husa Plaza Del Angel

Ceylán The Ceylán hotel is situated in the very centre of Salamanca, next to the Plaza Mayor main square. Laid out over three floors, accessible by elevator, the hotel welcomes guests in its 38 rooms and of...

Local restaurant suggestions Salamanca

NH Puerta de la Catedral The restaurant is located in the basement with simple settings and a vaulted ceiling.

Casa Vallejo It has a public bar and dining area, offering a traditional menu.

El Reloj de la Plaza A somewhat small but modern establishment in a privileged location in the Plaza Mayor itself, where you can try a wide selection of snacks and tapas. Large, busy terrace.

El Mesón A genuine institution in the town. The bar serves a wide range of tapas and cold meats. It also has a small dining room decorated in a regional style, offering a steakhouse-type menu.

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Salamanca

Salamanca is a real museum, housing major Romanesque, Gothic, Moorish, Renaissance and Baroque monuments. These buildings were erected with stone from the nearby Villamayor quarries. This material contains iron ore that hardens and oxydises when in contact with air, thus taking on the fine golden shade that characterises the town. Salamanca is also a prestigious intellectual town, that houses one of Europe's oldest universities.