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Exploring Castilla-León and curious about this Salamanca that you've been hearing about? Already in Salamanca and looking for a little more info? Well, we're happy to say- and you're probably happy to hear- that you need not search any further!
Welcome to What Salamanca, your in-depth and always up-to-date Salamanca city guide. With original and accurate information about one of Spain's most culture-packed destinations, find the answers (and then some) to all of your Salamanca questions by diving into these six easy-to-navigate sections.
Learn all about Salamanca food, weather, history, and all sorts of other background information to help you prepare for your Salamanca travels.
As an extremely compact city, it isn't too difficult to get to know Salamanca. However, be sure not to miss each zone's touristic and cultural highlights by browsing our Salamanca city guide!
In 2002, Salamanca was named European Capital of Culture- and for good reason! From Castilla-León's most visited museum to concert venues, theaters
and festivals, Salamanca's cultural scene is a treasure chest just waiting to be opened.
Don't hide away in your hotel room... hit the streets! With bars, restaurants, sports events, and great shopping filling the city's streets and creating its atmosphere, you'll never run out of things to do!
From the sleepy town of Ciudad Rodrigo to the constant energy of cosmopolitan Madrid, Salamanca's great location and excellent transportation services give travelers tons of options for trips.
How do I get to Salamanca? Where can I stay? Does Salamanca have a lot of crime? Where can I take a Spanish course? Answers to all these questions and more in this section.
Now there are direct flights from Barcelona to Salamanca, what makes it easier to know this exciting Spanish destination. Barcelona is the capital of Catalunya. It's nice to see the contrast with the interior region where Salamanca is settled. Your accommodation can be booked through easytobook.com. They'll help you to find a hotel in Barcelona easily. After you've arrived in Barcelona, it's a must to visit the famous Parc Guell. It's probably the most representative example of Gaudi's art, because it was his house by the end of his life.
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