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Route of the Historical Sites
There are fifteen villages that have been declared “Historical Sites” in the province of Salamanca, the capital city itself is one of them and it is was also declared “World Heritage”:
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Monasteries and convents
Hidden in the Salamancan landscape, places of secret beauty are ideal locations for convents and monasteries. It is even possible to stay in some of them to make up for lost tranquillity.
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Sport in the open air
The days getting longer and the nice weather you can already enjoy in spring in Salamanca make this season a suitable time for adventure sports, such as canoeing,
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Tormes's Romanesque
The river Tormes, past the city of Salamanca, heads towards some towns that host Romanesque churches of great beauty.
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Mudejar Route
If you visit the areas of Alba and Peñaranda, you will discover beautiful Mudejar churches. The Mudejar techniques were developed in these areas between the 12th and 13th centuries; this style was adapted to the Romanesque style, using the bricks as its identifying element.
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Ganadería Antonio Palla. Finca “Gusende Moscosa”
The bulls bred by Antonio Palla (genetic recombination with Juan Pedro Domecq y Díez, and Jandilla), are harmoniously well-proportioned.
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Museum of the chamber pot
In the heart of Ciudad Rodrigo, at the foot of the Cathedral tower, travellers shall find one of the most original museums in this country.