Things To Do in Castille And Leon, Spain

Its plateresque façade is simply magnificent, resembling a richly decorated altar piece. The most outs... More on Yahoo! Travel

The facade is impressive enough but inside you will get a flavour of the power of the Dominicans in Spanish... More on TripAdvisor

The oldest university in Spain was once the greatest in Europe. No other Spanish university has such a gr... More on Frommers

Almost every weekend, the University puts on a show that is either free or has a very small charge. More on igougo

The best thing about this complex is its location. Unlike other pools in Salamanca, it's in one of the main streets in the city. There are three pools, a half-size Olympic pool, one with a maximum depth of 1.8 metres and a children's ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is one of the first reservoirs to have been built in the province. It's located about 30km from the ca... More on Yahoo! Travel

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This museum is completely devoted to the art of bullfighting, and it is located next to Plaza Mayor . Bullfighting is a deeply-rooted tradition in Salamanca, and here you can see objects related to important local matadors: ornate ... More on Yahoo! Travel

If you are interested in lenses and shutters, then this is definitely a must-see. The University of Salamanca has decided to use this space as an exhibition hall where you can see photographs by some of the best artists in the world. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Going up one of the streets leading to the Gran Vía, an area where lots of young people are out at night, you will see this lovely 16th century Gothic church. Before going inside, you must look at the pinnacles, similar to those ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Libraries are no longer just peaceful places to find and read books, but venues in which to also take part in the wide range of activities organized each month. The Torrente Ballester Library is no different, though here they particularly ... More on Yahoo! Travel

In the center of Plaza de San Cristóbal, very close to the Gran Vía, you'll find this simple Romanesque solid-looking church. It was founded in the 12th century, and was used as a school for generations until it was restored. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This sacred and stunning place is one of the gems of plateresque architecture in Salamanca. This was the style much in vogue in Spain and the colonies during the late 15th and the early 16th centuries. The convent also welcomed important ... More on Yahoo! Travel