Salamanca Things to Do

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Nivariense said

… sobre todo: la Plaza Mayor, la Catedral, la casa de las conchas ... continue reading »

Its plateresque façade is simply magnificent, resembling a richly decorated altar piece. The most outstanding of its stone-carved reliefs features the image of San Esteban himself by Ceroni. Through the Renaissance-style gatewa... more

Its bizarre interior decor is the most striking aspect of this club. It's a re-creation of a huge doll house to the very last detail. The bars look like machines for making cookies and there are cardboard angels all over the pl... more

This pub is located in the old city and surrounded by several university schools. It reminds visitors of an old theatre, with the typical boxes, a stage, large baroque bars and wooden tables with regal chairs. Its opening intro... more

This is definitely the most famous nightclub in town. It was opened fifteen years ago and it is very popular with foreigners studying at the local university. It is ideally located right in the center of the town, in a pedestri... more

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Traveling Tom said

…. The second is the Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca… continue reading »

This little chapel was built on the site of an old hospital, and was converted into a chapel in the 16th century. The baroque decor on the main altar, by Joaquín de Churriguera, far from seeming out of place, gives the chapel a... more

If you want to listen to the latest jazz music in a place with an excellent atmosphere, you should definitely come here for a mid-afternoon coffee. If you prefer live shows, or to mix with artists and bohemians, visit Birdland... more

This is one of the most popular places among foreign students due to the music and to the fact that it is ideally located in the center of the town, where you'll find the highest concentration of university students. It has bee... more

On a corner of Calle Zamora, in a shopping area, you will find a quiet street where Isabel Suárez de Solís founded this Franciscan convent in the 15th century. Its main chapel is in the 14th century church, which was used as a... more