To start entering the city of Salamanca, We can start by walking through the Main Square (1) and observe its most prominent elements such as the medallions. Next, get closer to one of the oldest universities in Europe such as the University of Salamanca (2), it is essential to understand its magnitude, there is the old library (3), the cloisters or the Salamanca Sky (4).

At lunchtime, stopping at bars or restaurants with traditional food and Castilian dishes is the best option for our first day of the route.

After having lunch in some of the busiest restaurants in Salamanca, we have the option to visit the Museum of Art Nouveau Art Deco (5), in a modernist palace; O well, enter the center of contemporary art: the House of the Arts (6).

To finish the first stage of the route, we will go to tapas bars in the area of Van Dyck (7) to later have a drink or a cocktail in the bars of the historic center

Gathering strength over breakfast in the city's cafeterias and confectioneries is vital for this second day of the route. Posteriorly, we will walk down Compañía Street to visit the Saint Benedict Church (1), the Monterey Palace (2), Property of the Casa de Alba Foundation, and the Church of La Purisima (3).

For lunch, we will visit some of the restaurants that the historic center of Salamanca offers us. as an after plan, there are several options to make a visit to a wine tasting in the Hacienda Zorita (4), a ranch of fighting bulls and even a boat trip on the Duero River.

At nightfall, stroll at night in Salamanca to enjoy its illuminated streets and buildings and the atmosphere in the bars in the different areas of the city, even in the historic center. Even, for the most daring, you can take a guided night tour in which to discover the legends and stories of the city's monuments.

At this stage of the route, after regaining strength with breakfast, We are going to dedicate the day to visiting the Salamanca Cathedral (1) with more than nine centuries of history.

The next destination will be to visit the churches of the Mudejar route (2) to know the heritage so expectant of the city of Salamanca.

The Mudejar route in Salamanca passes through the great plains and wide horizons that characterize the eastern lands of Salamanca. Mudejar is a mestizo art, synthesis. It arises in the hands of Muslims who lived in Christian territories, in a time of war.

We can observe in its journey: sixteen churches, representative of the fusion of Christian art and Muslim aesthetics, with brick and wood as identifying elements

To end the fourth day and rest after enjoying the wonderful Mudejar Route, take something in Vialia Shopping Center (3) It is a good option to even finalize your souvenir purchases from the city of Salamanca..

Being the last day of our five-day route, We will take the morning free for those who want to relive the activities carried out previously on their own..

After meal time, we will visit the Central Market of Salamanca (1), built at the beginning of the last century by Joaquín Vargas

We will also stop to visit The market (2), a souvenir shop next to the Cathedral Square.

After, we will go towards the famous Zara store (3), considered a place of interest because it is located in a convent.

To finish the morning of interior visits, we will go to El Tormes Shopping Center (4) to be able to make some purchases and quietly enjoy the entertainment and leisure that they offer us in this place.

Deep into the night in Salamanca and we say goodbye to this beautiful city, We can enter its night streets to enjoy the Salamanca atmosphere.

Also enjoy its establishments located in the historic center where you can combine good traditional gastronomic dishes and relax with a cocktail in some of its pubs..