Salamanca

“Be aware, my girl, that you are in Salamanca. In the whole world (the city) it is called mother of the sciences, arichive of the skills, treasury of the good inventiveness. Here normally live ten or twelve thousand students: young, whimsical, valiant, free, keen, prodigal and diabolic lads in good spirits.”
― Miguel de Cervantes
In Just a Few Words
Salamanca is a captivating destination for history and culture lovers. This historic and vibrant university city known for its stunning Plaza Mayor, one of Spain’s most beautiful Baroque squares, and its ancient University of Salamanca, one of Europe’s oldest. The city features remarkable architectural highlights like the Old and New Cathedrals, the Roman Bridge, and the unique Casa de las Conchas. Its golden sandstone buildings glow warmly in sunlight and at night, creating a magical atmosphere that blends rich academic heritage with lively cultural life.
Salamanca School
The School
The school is located in a 16th-century building in the city center. It is a close distance from the Plaza Mayor and other city highlights.
Salamanca is ideal for those who ...
* … value a youthful, academic vibe combined with rich traditions and beautiful views from historic sites.
* … are interested in exploring one of Europe’s oldest universities, grand Baroque squares like the Plaza Mayor, and stunning cathedrals.
Not so great for those who ...
* … are sensitive to cold winters.
* … who are seeking extensive nature or outdoor activities.
