Salamanca hotels and places to stay

Cheap hotels next to Pontifical University of Salamanca are Sercotel Las Torres and Microtel Placentinos. Goya Suites apartment is an affordable choice that will put you within a 10-minute walk of the center. In case you're on a tight budget, stay at Hostal Mindanao, which is a 5-minute walk from Conservatorio Profesional de Musica.

Castellano I is a 10-minute walk from Salamanca train station.

If you're not planning on having your trip to Salamanca, pick a hotel that is situated in the city center, such as Emperatriz II or Italia. Hostal Granada and Pension Estefania are good apartments that will place you within a 10-minute walk of the city center. To explore Van Dyck district, you can choose Hotel Aragon.

Exe Salamanca is an upscale 4-star choice in Salamanca near National Confederation of Labour. There are several boutique hotels in Salamanca near Iglesia de las Bernardas, such as Oyo Salamanca Suites or Eurostars Las Claras. For those who prefer a chain hotel experience, the 4-star Hotel Soho Boutique Salamanca, situated close to Da2 Domus Artium 2002, would be a great option.

If you're traveling with a family to Salamanca, you may wish to find apartments near Church of La Asuncion, then book Hostal Concejo or Hostal Albero. Think about staying at Hosteria Casa Vallejo or Apartamentos Jch Congreso, if you'd like to take advantage of staying at B&B. Travelers looking for comfy family rooms in Salamanca will find them at Hotel Reyes Catolicos, with perks including free self-parking and a Jacuzzi. For a relaxing vacation, reserve a resort hotel near Kandavia, such as Soho Boutique Canalejas or Hotel Rua Salamanca.

     Salamanca is an epicurean destination par excellence.

     In Greece Epicurus the philosopher taught that a pleasure is the highest good, but he would eat his words today if knew this piece of paradise was already available in Salamanca. The city offers you all opportunities to please both your body and soul from the old architectural elegance to modern Spanish buzz.

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    In today's Spain Salamanka offers you the chance to enjoy traditional cabrito, young goat and Cochinillo, suckling pig in its restaurants. But the city has brought through time a real cultural flavor best reflected in the local cuisine. Along with regional dishes the Moors and Jews also lent their influences to the cuisine of Salamanca, so you can tantalize your taste buds with tapas or pinchos with a glass of draft beer.

     On a visit to the local bar you should be ready to face the strong student community in Salamanca. The presence of the university founded in 1218 transformed the city into a destination for those young at heart to learn the Spanish language and just enjoy Salamanca's feel of intimacy.

     Even though the city is big enough - numbering 180,000 residents, it is still a place to get away from the noise of big city. Sitting at the Tormes River, Salamanca is a gateway to a truly Renaissance experience as it is regarded as the best of Renaissance heritage cities in Europe. For its cobbled streets, ornate arches and churches done in Romanesque to baroque styles the city earned a reputation as a "City of Mankind's Heritage" by UNESCO.

Other attractions include;

 - Plaza Mayor, the lively heart of the city with bustling cafés and restaurants

 - The Old Cathedral, built during the 16^th, 17^th and 18^th centuries and today presents comprehensive mix of styles

 - House of Shells, dates back from the time of the Catholic Kings

 - The Roman bridge dates from the year 89AD and served as an important part of the Roman silver route

- Convento de San Esteban, a Dominican monastery that is very popular among tourists

     The city of Salamanca dates back to the 4^th century BC when it expanded on its location at the very outset of the “Road of the Silver”. In the 13^th century, the king Alfonso IX invested money into the construction of the University of Salamanca and Salamanca has won prestige as an educational center. In addition, Salamanca became a hometown to such famous personalities as Miguel de Unamuno, a writer who later obtained the chair as the vice-Chancellor at the University of Salamanca.

     Today Salamanca is a bustling city yet growing in culture and for this it won the ranking of the European Capital of Culture in 2002. Booked.net can place you in the epicenter of activity in Salamanca with a few clicks.