Immerse yourself in the mysterious atmosphere of the former crypt, where, according to legend, the devil himself taught black magic. Explore this hidden gem behind the famous Art Nouveau Museum, climb the tower for stunning views, and discover Salamanca's dark history through nighttime guided tours.

Immerse yourself in 15th-century astronomy with the 'Cielo de Salamanca', an impressive fresco depicting the night sky with constellations and mythological constellations. Painted by Fernando Gallego, it depicts a unique blend of science and myth, surrounded by the historic atmosphere of the University Library.

Wander along the imposing 11th-century city walls with 88 towers, discover the Gothic cathedral, and feel the spirit of Santa Teresa in its convent. Enjoy traditional 'yemas de Santa Teresa' and marvel at Romanesque churches nestled in the UNESCO World Heritage Site as you stroll through winding alleys.

You'll stroll through baroque arches, marvel at sandstone facades and be entertained by street performers. Children will enjoy ice cream from the surrounding shops. In the evening, floodlights illuminate the scenery as you sit in one of the cafes and watch the hustle and bustle. The historic medallions on the buildings tell stories of times gone by.

Immerse yourself in the world of Romanesque architecture with Gothic elements, which has existed since the 12th century. Admire the 15th-century altarpiece, one of the finest examples outside of Italy. Experience the marriage of art, history, and spirituality in the chapels, high altar, and unique frescoes that highlight the deep cultural significance of this place.

Immerse yourself in the serenity of the Renaissance monastery, surrounded by impressive capitals depicting depictions from Dante's Divine Comedy. Admire the ornate Mudejar gates and Plateresque façade as you discover the history and culture of the Dominican nuns. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the gardens and the spiritual silence that invites you to pause and reflect.

Immerse yourself in the opulent world of Art Nouveau at Casa Lis, a magnificent museum housed in a former private home. Admire the exquisite collection of glasswork, ceramics, and sculptures representing the art movements of the early 20th century. Be enchanted by over 400 stained glass windows and discover the rotating exhibits that explore this style further.

Immerse yourself in a world where garage doors and walls come to life, painted by local and international artists. Street art transforms the neighborhood into a vibrant open-air gallery, complemented by bright colors and creative displays. The interaction with the urban environment creates a unique work of art that blurs the boundaries between history and modernity.

Admire the medieval towers that tower 110 meters above Salamanca. Enjoy spectacular views as you walk among battlements, gargoyles, and gargoyles. The Ieronimus exhibition takes you through 900 years of art and history, offering stunning cityscapes and a deep dive into the cathedrals' past.

Climb 198 steps to the top of a historic tower, where a 360° panoramic view of a World Heritage City awaits you. Surrounded by baroque splendor and architectural richness, you will be presented with a unique picture of the city's history and culture. For only €3.75 you can enjoy this spectacular panorama and at the same time explore the historical significance of the place.

Admire the intricate carvings and sculptures of the façade, as well as the vaulted ceilings and magnificent chapels inside. After a challenge, climb the top of the Ieronimus Tower through the spiral staircase for a bird's-eye view of the city. Also, look out for the playful detail of an astronaut at Puerta de Ramos.

Look at the Plateresque façade and look for the lucky charm frogs. With 30,000 students, a rich humanistic heritage and a library that includes 125,000 volumes, you will be immersed in an atmosphere of knowledge and history. The mix of vibrant student culture and historical significance makes this place unique.

Immerse yourself in the world of late Gothic and Renaissance architecture, where over 300 stone shells adorn the façade of a historic building. It once served as the residence of a knight of the Order of Santiago and now houses a public library. Admire the ornate courtyard and discover the romantic legends that surround the house.