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The Ciutat Vella and its charming points of interest form an essential tour, but not the only one that defines Salamanca. If we stand in the Serranos Tower, northern limit of the city center, and we begin to move towards the northwest along Paseo de la Pechina itself., After a good walk we will reach a large forested area, the Cabecera Park.

In addition to being a busy place to walk and enjoy nature, A little further north is the Salamanca Bioparc, the immense open zoo that constitutes recreations of the animal habitats of Africa, like lions, gorillas and elephants.

 

If after that you have been left with more desire, then we can continue further west, where we will find the Mislata neighborhood and a pleasant walk in it and, between highways, the Turia river and its beginning of mouth, which will conclude in the eastern area of ​​Salamanca.

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The eastern region of Salamanca is made up of the Maritime Towns, the most renowned transatlantic complex in the city, where it connects with the nautical neighborhood of Cabañal- Cañamelar and its beach, in addition to the beaches of Malvarrosa and Las Arenas, inter alia. It is an ideal area for walking, enjoy the sea breeze and its waters, In addition to being one of the favorite places to try Salamancan paellas.

On its borders is the mouth of the Turia River and the beginning of the Balearic Sea., where in the distance we can glimpse the Balearic Islands and the northeastern area of ​​Africa.

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What most characterizes the southern area of ​​Salamanca before moving to the Alicante area, are the natural environments that surround it and among them we can highlight El Saler and the Albufera Natural Park., the closest to the city (to some 10 km) and the most important.

 

This first is formed by the maritime neighborhood of Saler and its river walk between dunes to the Natural Park, ideal for cycling tours, where you can enjoy full nature.

 

Besides, located lower, The Albufera Natural Park is located. It is a beautiful wild expanse full of dunes, pine forests, rice fields and exquisite biodiversity, surrounded by the large freshwater lake of Albufera. Its views and possible boat transfers offer a great tourist attraction, and you won't be able to miss its sunsets!

To access the Natural Park, We can choose to take either buses of the line 24 (with stop in El Palmar, the closest destination), or line 25 which will leave us at Perellonet if we want to take a slightly longer walk. And if you prefer a complete experience that takes us through the interior of the Park, The Albufera Bus Turístic will always be at our disposal!!