Salamanca is nicknamed La Dorada, or the Golden One, for its ornate sandstone architecture, much of which is centuries old. Examples are dotted throughout the enchanting city, from the Universidad de Salamanca, which was founded in the 1100s, to the Plaza Mayor.
The city's focal point, Plaza Mayor is a sprawling square flanked by Baroque architecture, and boasts restaurants, ice cream parlors, and jewelry boutiques. There's more to the city than just great buildings, however. Salamanca brims with culture, great food and wine, and a vibrant nightlife fuelled by its international student population.
Salamanca: Was gibt es zu besichtigen und zu unternehmen?
This guide to the best things to do in Salamanca highlights the top attractions in the Spanish university town. This city in western Spain has a vibrant youth community made up of various nationalities. Its many open squares are home to restaurants, bars, boutiques, and cafes, as well as a sandstone cathedral, monuments, and museums dating back to the 13th...
