The 38 best places to go out in Salamanca

Me and my friend bought tickets for noche vieja. We went to the club and the line was gigantic, after one hour in the line, the degree was -5, I wanted just to go home and my money back. I talked to the security that was very rude and then to the instagram manager. None could solve my problem of wanting to go inside or my money back. Today is 12 of january and they didn't give my money back, and are saying that will not. Very bad service over all.

Stopped by for a quick drink and to explore. Poorly served by a rude Host. Not friendly at all! Please improve! We are decision makes and work in hospitality.

A shame. I gave one start since less is not possible. I was there Sunday end of march. As I approach; the gate guard told me " es una fiesta privada " sólo para los de la casa". Whereas everyone was entering without any other question. 1. Who do you consider " de la casa"? Do they have a card? A membership? Something to recognize them? 2 . I made a call because it was my first time in there. I was invited by a close friend. According to Spanish law you cannot use general conditions to not letting someone in your club. These rules have to be: clearly specific and PREVIOUSLY written down. I don't want to think my non Caucasian origin played a role. To make things worse they hire some non Caucasian gate guard( a black guy) so he can state " is not about your origine; Look at me ; I'm African origine and I'm working here" paltry behaviour and explanations The solution of this issues and behaviours are not calling police or writing a letter of complaint. The solution is NOT GOING to these kind of places. So; if you are against discrimination; please do not go to Camelot. So they will go broke and close down. This is the solution.

The shots are every cheap, only 50 cents so that's very good value. It is a fun nightclub that allows minors in, however a lot of the nights there aren't many people there. I strongly recommend days that there are events or Thursdays.

Man/woman ratio is around 8 on a single saturday. Music sucks big time. Cocktails are absurd and nowhere close to a good cocktail. If you are so drunk and looking for a quick bathroom, it is very good.

Amazed this nightclub is still around! We partied here all the time in the early 90s when I was an exchange student. Back then it was always Gipsy Kings on the dance floor, so I hope at least that has changed ;)

I remember this place I spent some time there in the summer of 1989. Fun club with good dance music. Tone Loc and FYC were the big hits that summer. Lots of students (I was one). Interesting interior with a castle theme. Several time a night they would break into Sevillanas music and us foreigners would clear the dance for the Spanish girls to dance to it. Very fun.

Absolotely lovely building, some great art deco stuff, my only but was lots off dolls. No pictures allowed inside, but thisnis the outside

This is why you should save all the stuff in your Grandmother's house after she passes: people will pay good money to wander around and gawk at her quirky collections! You don't lose much (just the fabulous courtyard) by not being able to take pictures: it looks much better from the street & bridge lit up at night.

If you're an Art Deco and Art Nouveau enthusiast, this museum is a must-see. After your tour, you can enjoy a snack in the lovely café.

I saw a poster board advertising this museum, which had a photo of the glass ceiling. I had to go see it! I absolutely loved this art deco museum! Lots of wonderful items on display. The glass ceiling, when you enter the museum, is stunning. I loved seeing the porcelain dolls, fans, jewelry, glassware, etc. You can't take any pictures, which was disappointing. I was hoping the gift shop would have a book on items that were on display, but no, they didn't have any. At least I took a photo of the poster board for my memories.

This must be our favourite place in Salamanca. Every corner had something interesting and beautiful but we especially loved the Lalique glass and the dancing figurines. The curator of the exhibitions has done a fantastic job. The dancers were lit like they were on stage and seemed to be moving; truly breathtaking. The café served simple but tasty sandwiches and the Caffè de Lis was yummy. Around a wonderful experience and a very stylish one. The shop was rather generic and doesn't have many items related to the exhibits, which was a little disappointing. Perhaps there is copyright issues. This does not detract from the visit. Do not miss coming here

The place is small but quite a finding for those who particularly like this kind of art! Workers there seem to be too used to having much free time - as it was literally me and another person at the venue - they seemed unpleased with my presence and barely spoken to any of my questions or even my salutation. Don't mind them as they don't mind you and enjoy the place.

The ticket woman had very Bad manner and moody It is a nice place with art supposed to have a nice calm and positive person for reception. This is not free entry. I had to pay for visiting. The woman with short blond hair should do something else better for her Not good for reception at ticket office. Horrible impression.

This is the “must visit” place in Salamanca. Very beautiful wall with “conchas” and the library inside is also very nice and quite; open to all visitors including foreigners. Recommended to visit during day time and at night which can enjoy both of the different views.

An absolutely brilliant building. The external facade is covered in scallop shells. It is not so much due to the pilgrimages ( though they do go through the town) but more that the family were followers of St James. The courtyard is beautiful with a gorgeous balcony with two types of stone grillwork and multi form arches. Just beautiful

The building is an architectural blend of Gothic, Mudéjar, and Renaissance styles, famous for its exterior adorned with over 300 scallop shells. It was constructed between 1493 and 1517 as a residence for Don Rodrigo Arias Maldonado, a court official of the Catholic Monarchs and a knight of the Order of Santiago. The scallop shell is the emblem of the Order of Santiago. Some people believed that treasures were hidden beneath the shells, and there were even attempts to remove them in the past. The building is also notable for its intricately carved windows and doors, which feature delicate Plateresque-style decorations. Inside, there is a beautiful two-story courtyard with striking Mudéjar-style columns and arches. Today, the building serves as a public library, open to both locals and visitors.

An unmissable jewel of Salamanca, this historic palace stands a mere five minutes’ stroll from the Plaza Mayor, at the corner of Calle Rúa Antigua and Calle Compañía. Today it serves as a public library, yet visitors may freely enter its enchanting central courtyard. Its most iconic feature is the façade, adorned with over 300 scallop shells — the emblem of the Pimentel family, each one carved in stone. These shells are steeped in legend, symbolising both the Order of Santiago and a nod to the Camino de Santiago. Built between the 15th and 16th centuries, La Casa de las Conchas is a masterpiece of Spanish civil Gothic with subtle Renaissance touches. The interior patio offers a serene haven, where the harmonious architecture and ancient well evoke a sense of timeless peace. A visit here is a journey into the very soul of Spain’s artistic and historic splendour.

Gorgeous. If i lived in Salamanca and had this space as my public library, I don't believe I'd ever leave it. It's beautiful. And, it is a public library and those, in every spot on the planet, are things of beauty which should be cherished and protected for eternity. Do not pass this place by when you are in the area.

This is a landmark building constructed between 1493 and 1517 and making use of Spanish Gothic and Plateresque architectural style. What makes this historic building unique are the 300 shells which decorate the facade and for which the building takes its name. You can enter the view the ground and first floor of the charming interior courtyard.These days, Casa de las Conchas serves as a public library.

This is not a major sight but it is certainly worth including on a trip around the old town of Salamanca. It gets its name from the hundreds of shells carved on its exterior, but even more impressive is the stone carving in its inner courtyard. The railings are lion’s heads are a delight.

I have never left a negative review in my life, but I feel compelled to speak up after my recent experience. I ordered a 40-day dry-aged steak—priced at 50 euros. While rare is typically the standard for such cuts, what I received was clearly medium-well. This might not bother the average diner, but for those of us who truly appreciate the craft and nuance of dry-aged beef, it’s unacceptable. A steak aged over a month deserves precision and care in preparation—neither of which I received. To be clear, this is not the kitchen’s fault. The issue lies with the server, who made an assumption about how I wanted my steak cooked—likely based on my appearance—rather than simply asking. That assumption was not only incorrect, but deeply unprofessional and, frankly, insulting. Had my Spanish been stronger, I would have addressed this directly. But the fact remains: at this price point, and with such a premium dish, no guest should be subjected to presumptions instead of respectful service. I’ve dined at many establishments and never once had to complain about how a steak was cooked—until now. The flavor, texture, and character that should define a properly aged steak were compromised. I left not just disappointed, but genuinely disrespected. For a restaurant of this caliber, the execution—from service to plate—should reflect excellence. Unfortunately, this experience reflected the opposite. e least.

Their quality of food was just amazing. From antipasto to desert, nothing failed. It was the best restaurant among the whole places I visited in Spain. Compared to it's quality, the price seemed extremely reasonable too. Will definitely visit again when I come back to Salamanca.

The food is excellent, really good food. However, I found a few of the waiters a bit rude/careless. One older waiter threw the plates literally on the table and we saw the spices jumping from the plates. Next to this the food was served in a quick pace.

A group of 5 came for dinner, the tapas and raciones selection were great, and there was something for everyone, accompanied by a nice bottle of crianza it was even better. Table service was fast and friendly definitely worth a visit.

The best food I had in Salamanca! We had the salmorejo, mussels and the tartar and they were incredible. I don’t eat meat, and they accommodated me and made my meal vegetarian. They even gave us a free appetizer! So good!!

Near the historic Plaza Mayor, I would recommend any dish on the menu, but specially don't miss the hand cut Iberian ham, there are not too many places where you get such a professional cut and at reasonable price . We ordered half a dish of ham, half sirloin and half rice with presa (tender grilled Iberian pork). We had some beers and paid 50€, for two, is true that it was a light dinner with no desert.

Excellent service and food. We got lucky but you need to make reservations on weekends. Even at the end of October, Salamanca was packed.

DO NOT GO HERE OR INTERACT WITH THE PROMOTERS. The promotors are very aggressive in the plaza and PUNCHED my friend in the face. This is so ridiculous as we were just trying to get them to stop bothering us.

Just horrible. Disinterested staff, overpriced and nothing to recommend. Avoid.

maybe next time you pay creepy men to harass women to come into your club, make sure they don’t have crippling anger issues and insecurity. tell me why one of those nasty “promoters” (the short ugly one who has probably never convinced anyone to go to that club in his life) called us “ugly btches” and then punched our friend in the face all because we didn’t want to go to the worst club in all of salamanca. genuinely the most embarrassing behavior i’ve ever seen i swear i saw tears streaming down his face as he tried to cuss us out and insult us. i get your life already sucks because you’re a club promoter who is a head shorter than all the women u beg to go to gatsby, but jesus christ learn some decorum. genuinely the rankest, nastiest bar in all of salamanca. avoid at all costs, especially if you’re a woman. unless you want to get jumped by a gang of short ugly men with anger issues.

Three stars is possibly a bit generous. It’s obvious this place is a student type bar with the toilets in the state that they are in. Cocktail menu is basic, they were fine. Bit on the pricey side for what they are and the beer as well could be a tad cheaper. From the menu it looks like the gin and tonics are where they shine but can’t comment. Average bar on the strip basically, better places in Salamanca

Not great... 13 euros for 2 drinks...late at night when nobody was around

Definitely overpriced. It looks like a bar were you can get a cheap beer and a decent cocktail, but the bill is a terrible surprise.

The music is okay, it was not very crowed. A beer for 3€ is more on the expensive side. I think there are better clubs.

We’d call it a pub, it serves beer and other alcohol what more does one need? The waitress very kindly rang a local restaurant and made a reservation for us. The toilets were a bit grim though.

Grat place, great music, good prices...

Perfect alternative bar for pregame or just chill with good music...

(Translated by Google) I am very unhappy with my experience. Not only did I arrive and I was waiting 15 minutes for a bar manager to come out, since I was unattended, but on top of that the girl was rude and unpleasant, ignoring her obligation to serve me completely. The place is nice, however it has a very poor atmosphere.0 (Original) Estoy muy descontenta con mi experiencia. No solo es q llegue y estuve esperando 15 minutos a que algún encargado del bar saliese, pues estaba desatendido, sino que encima la chica fue borde y desagradable, desentendiéndose de su obligación de atenderme por completo. El sitio es bonito, no obstante tiene un ambiente muy pobre.0

(Translated by Google) I like the place, the music is great, but the service is horrible. It's unheard of to ask for a cloth to wipe the table after a badly served beer, only to have to clean it up. At least the waitress has the intention of cleaning it up. We had to wait over 10 minutes to order three beers, even though the bar was empty. (Original) El local me gusta, la música de lujo pero la atencion es horrible. Lo nunca visto es pedir una bayeta para limpiar la mesa por servir mal una cerveza y que nos tocará limpiar, al menos tener la intención de limpiar la camarera. Para pedir 3 cervezas nos tocó esperar mas de 10 minutos estando el bar vacío.

(Translated by Google) Very unpleasant service, considering that the bar was empty. The waitress explained the drinks with reluctance, responded with “well, I should have ordered it all together” when we ordered another drink and was upset because we paid with a card, giving us the wet ticket. They took away our jug ​​without having finished it, so the supposed promotion of refilling it has no reliability. Such a borderline attitude makes no sense if we were the only ones. Very bad experience. (Original) Atención muy desagradable, considerando que el bar estaba vacío. La camarera explicó las bebidas con desgana, respondió con un “pues habérmelo pedido todo junto” cuando pedimos otra copa y se molestó porque pagamos con tarjeta, entregándonos el ticket mojado. Nos retiraron la jarra sin haberla terminado, así que la supuesta promoción de rellenarla no tiene ninguna fiabilidad. No tiene sentido una actitud tan borde si éramos los únicos. Muy mala experiencia.

(Translated by Google) Terrible service. A waitress with bangs who has no desire to live, work, or exist. She transmits bad vibes without looking you in the eye, speaks disrespectfully, and seems annoyed when you order from her. She seems like a civil servant with 30 years of service. It was truly a place we frequented, something we will never do again. Neither I nor my 10 friends, none of whom were spared a rude response, a bad face, or a rudeness from this person. (Original) Servicio pésimo. Camarera con flequillo sin ganas de vivir , de trabajar y de existir. Transmitiendo mala vibra sin mirarte a la cara, hablando sin respeto y parece que le molesta que le pidas. Parece un funcionario que lleva 30 años de servicio. De verdad que era un sitio que frecuentabamos, cosa que no haremos nunca más, ni yo ni mis 10 amigos, ninguno se salvó de una mala contestación, una mala cara o una grosería de esta persona.

Rude, sexist waiter (kept making rude and obnoxious comments about the way ladies were dressed) who kicked us out because one person was wearing shorts that he deemed “sports”. Becuase “no sports clothes allowed”. He was wearing the same shorts as we were and a sports T-shirt. Petty much?

Outside terrace in the sun beside the bus stops. The main problem here is that the toilets are absolutely disgraceful. Graffiti all around and doors that don’t lock. No toilet paper. No soap. No driers that work. No paper towels. If you go back up the stairs to the bar they will give you toilet paper on request! 🙄

The owner (Toñi) of this place is an obnoxious quite xenophobic person, I was told to leave without any explanation while asking for service here. Giving 1 star is a lot. A report was sent to the consumer rights authority.

Absolutely disgusting toilets, no paper no soap will never return, worst experience and they have the neck to tell people what to wear. Don’t go

(Translated by Google) I usually come here often with friends, always very good, to this day, I ask the waitress for a bucket and it's very good, she treats me well and charges me the usual price. We finish the bucket and I go to ask the waiter in pink pants who is smoking and he gets upset because I tell him that he will give me a bucket when he can. It's not for nothing but the man's attitude is regrettable, if you work in hospitality you have to be friendly and polite, at least have respect for customers. One more customer they lose. (Original) Suelo venir a menudo con amigos, siempre muy bien, hasta el día de hoy, pido un cubo a la camarera y muy bien, trato bien y me cobra el precio habitual. Terminamos el cubo y voy a pedir al camarero de pantalones rosa que está fumando y se molesta porque le digo que cuando pueda me pone un cubo, enfadado entra a ponerme el cubo, con mala cara me lo pone y despues de darle el dinero que me cobran habitualmente me dice que sin el carné universitario son 8€, en 10 años, primera vez que me dicen esto. No es por nada pero la actitud del hombre es lamentable, si trabajas en hostelería tienes que ser amable y educado, por lo menos tener respeto con los clientes. Un cliente más que pierden.

(Translated by Google) It's simply ridiculous to see a place in the middle of 2025 that, if you go to have a soft drink on its outdoor terrace at 7 p.m. in the middle of summer, tells you they won't serve you if you're wearing sportswear. No wonder it's the only terrace in the area where you can find a spot, and with such bad reviews... not a place recommended for anyone who simply wants a drink in a healthy environment. The owner should take a look. It's a shame he doesn't put the same effort into providing good service as he does into dictating absurd rules. A businessman with vision. He must think he's in a... gala. (Original) Simplemente ridículo ver en pleno 2025 un local que, si vas a tomar un refresco a las 19 de la tarde en su terraza exterior y en pleno verano, te dicen que no te sirven si llevas ropa deportiva. Con razón es la única terraza de la zona donde puedes encontrar sitio y con tan malas reseñas… un lugar nada recomendado para quien simplemente quiera tomar algo en un ambiente sano. El dueño que se lo haga mirar, es una lástima que no ponga el mismo empeño en dar un buen servicio que en dictar normas absurdas, empresario con visión. Debe pensar que está en una p… gala

(Translated by Google) I ask the waiter for a bucket, half an hour goes by, I go inside to see if there's someone there, but he's alone, okay, I look outside and ask if you can bring me a bucket and he says yes later when you're done (when he's not doing anything)... and he continues smoking for 10 minutes, that really is the future here, people who do as little as possible and get paid the same hahaha (Original) Le pido un cubo al camarero pasan media hora he ido a dentro por si hay alguien, pero está solo vale, miro a fuera y digo si me puedes traer un cubo y dice si luego cuando acabes(cuando no hace nada)… y sigue con su tabaco 10 minutos eso de verdad es el futuro aquí la gente que hace lo menos posible y cobra su sueldo igual jajajaaja

Such a quaint and peaceful park to laze in , on a lovely sunny afternoon in this amazing city of Salamanca . There’s lovely well manicured pathways all around this park that intertwine and all lined with spectacular floral displays or arched corridor trees , lovely sculptures dotted around the park and the views are breathtaking, this is a very nice place to visit .

The garden is beautiful, but half of the plants dry out because of lack of watering. There is irrigation system, but apparently it's not turned on regularly which is important in the summer, so the soil is always dry. It's a shame that such a beautiful place is not taken care of.

This is one of my favorite places in Salamanca and it is gorgeous during the day or night. The trees, plants, and flowers are lovely and there is shade during the hot summers. It's so peaceful here, people are usually respectful and not yelling, so I liked coming here to write poetry. There are a lot of young and old couples in love hanging out on the many benches, so it's a great place for dates, but would also be perfect for families, friends, and singles. It's right next to the hostel for pilgrims going to Santiago and is free to enter. Also, the hours are wrong - I went late at night when it said it was closed and it was still open.

This was an absolutely beautiful garden with a great outlook over the city. We brought our kids and they enjoyed walking around looking at plants and playing with some rocks on the ground, because obviously every kid finds rocks to be the most fascinating thing in the entire world. Way more fascinating than the garden or the view! In all seriousness, we had lots of fun.

Beautiful and well kept garden with beautiful flower beds and awesome city views. Quite popular with Spaniards and tourists.

Small Garden on part of former city walls - view in any direction is amazing. Worth visiting - even if only one entry is opened.

This is a small and charming garden located just to the southeast of Salamanca Cathedral. You enter through a brick wall opening at the end of Calle Arcediano. Within there are manicured grounds and landscaped flowerbeds, a bust dedicated to La Celestina, fountain, benches and an elevated viewpoints of the Historic Centre as well as the Cathedral.

Visit these towers for a fabulous view of Salamanca. They are accessed via a wooden staircase (not a stone spiral staircase) so it's relatively easy to climb. You can walk between the two towers and also ascend further up each tower. Entrance price was not expensive and it was not busy on a cold day in April even though it was just before Easter. We bought tickets at the entrance. We preferred doing it at our own pace rather than with a guided tour.

The building is beautiful, yes, but I don't think the visit is worth it for those who want to learn about its history because, besides seeing very little, the guide isn't very clear, and there's not really time to read and compare what's on the building's walls during the tour. However, the price isn't that high, and at the top of the tower, you can take some good photos.

After 198 stairs you arrive to the top of the tower. The landscape is great and you can see all the city because you have a 360° view in several wonderful windows. The visit to the tower have a price of 3.75€ and have a timetable. Here you can visit the another monument the church but you need pay another ticket. Some hours they have guided visits too.

Get up early for opening and climb the towers! Really cool experience with views of the city

Night over Salamanca. La Clerecia Church or the church of the clergy. Construction of the church started probably in 1599 according to the order of Queen of Spain Margaret of Austria (1584-1611) and had been accomplished in 1617, but final works were accomplished only in 1754. Church was built as the act of reparation to the Order of Jesuits for the act of imprisonment suffered by its founder Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556) by the Inquisition in the Mocha Tower of the Old Cathedral of Salamanca. Loyola was brought before the ecclesiastical inquiry commission of Inquisition on the charge of sympathy with the Alumbrados (Illuminaties) but was released with admonition only. So, even Loyola, who was canonized in 1622, appeared in Inquisition as the defendant. In fact, Inquisition acquitted defendants and requested simple repentance very often. Church was confiscated from Jesuits after their expulsion from Spain in 1767 according to Pragmatic Sanction issued by the King Carlos III of Spain (1716-1788). Church was grunted to the Royal Clergy of San Marcos and received its present time name, La Clerecia. Salamanca, Castile and Leon, Kingdom of 🇪🇸 Spain 🇪🇸. November 30, 2014.

30 minute tower visit for awesome views, and a 30 minute tour (in Spanish), a beautiful boroque building and must see in Salamanca.

It’s always wild to see less than 5 stars at a place like this. Unbelievable beauty.

Hype beast only

Free shots!

(Translated by Google) If you are ending your night in Salamanca without success, this place is the perfect place to catch a good kraken, the sticky ground will mean that it cannot escape and the lack of light will make you catch any catch. The drinks, so to speak, at €2.5, the alcohol smells like ice but little else. (Original) Si estás terminando tu noche por Salamanca sin éxito, este local es el sitio perfecto para pillar un buen kraken, el suelo pegajoso hará que no pueda escapar y la falta de luz hará que cojas cualquier captura. Las copas, por llamarlas de alguna manera, a 2,5€ el alcohol lo huelen los hielos pero poco más.

(Translated by Google) The place and the atmosphere are good, but the waitresses were unpleasant, rude, slow and had little desire to work. Despite having been waiting at the bar for 10 minutes, when we ordered drinks at the bar, the blonde waitress decided to ignore us and serve some guys who had just arrived. After that fact, we decided to ask the other waitress there and even after the humiliation of her companion, we had to put up with bad faces and moral lessons. Of course we asked for the claim form, to which we received the response that they did not have them. If these ladies don't like their jobs, let them resign and make room for other people who want to work more and who surely need the money more. (Original) El local y el ambiente están bien, pero las camareras eran desagradables, bordes, lentas y tenían pocas ganas de trabajar. Pese a llevar 10 minutos esperando en la barra, cuando pedimos unas copas en la barra, la camarera rubia decidió ignorarnos y atender a unos chicos que acababan de llegar. Tras ese hecho, decidimos pedirle a la otra camarera que había y aún después de la humillación de su compañera, tuvimos que aguantar malas caras y lecciones de moral. Por supuesto pedimos la hoja de reclamación, a lo que recibimos la respuesta de que no tenían. Si a esas señoras no les gusta su trabajo, que dimitan y dejen espacio a otras personas que tengan más ganas de trabajar y que seguro que les hace más falta el dinero.

(Translated by Google) The two terrible waitresses did not want to serve us and only served men as if we were still in the cave era. Even so, we waited and spoke to them politely and responded with incredible arrogance. I highly recommend the site because of the terrible service they have given us and many people we spoke to that night on this site. We asked for the claims form and they told us that they didn't have it when legally they have to get it from you. The worst place we have been treated. 0 recommended. (Original) Las dos camareras pésimas, no nos quisieron atender y solo atendían a hombres como si estuviésemos todavía en la época de las cavernas. Aún y todo esperamos y les hablamos educadamente y respuestas con una prepotencia increíble, recomiendo 0 el sitio por el servicio tan pésimo que nos han dado a nosotros y a mucha gente con la que hablamos esa noche en este sitio. Pedimos la hoja de reclamaciones y nos dijeron que no la tenían cuando legalmente te la tienen que sacar. El peor sitio en el que nos han tratado. 0 recomendable.

(Translated by Google) If you want a place with cheap drinks and lots of space this is your place. Glasses given away and always empty, so empty that you could be alone all night. Loud and somewhat outdated music. The wonderful workers. (Original) Si quieres un lugar con copas baratas y mucho espacio este es tu sitio. Copas regaladas y siempre vacío, tan vacío que podrás estar solo toda la noche. Música estridente y algo desfasada. Los trabajadores majísimos.

(Translated by Google) The service was terrible. There were very few waiters, they took a long time to serve, and to make matters worse, they were very rude. They didn't want to give us a glass because we didn't have a glass, we had to explain to them that we had just entered. Even so, they gave it to us reluctantly and we had to wait a long time. It's true that the drinks are cheap but between the time it takes to serve them and the music, I don't recommend it at all. (Original) El servicio fue terrible. Eran muy pocos camareros, tardaban mucho en atender, y para colmo, muy bordes. No nos quisieron poner una copa porque no teníamos vaso, les tuvimos que explicar que acabábamos de entrar. Aún así nos la pusieron a regañadientes y tuvimos que esperar un montón. Es verdad que las copas som baratas pero entre lo que tardan en servirlas y la música no lo recomiendo nada.

A beautiful cathedral. On if two! It is the ‘new’ one but still of an age and richly decorated. Even though it was a Sunday it was closed as it was between masses. The outside it still worthy of visiting with its elaborate carving. Several of the statues have had their heads removed which happened during the war with the French. A stunning part of a stunning town. Don’t forget to look for the astronaut which has been carved into some of the renovations which are in a lighter material.

The entry fee is 10 € without discount but well worth the price to maintain this incredible cathedral. The high altar and choir are amazing as well as the grandeur of the entire church(es). Lovely to be able to see the difference between the new and old so easily. The use of the audio guide (incl. with ticket), a guidebook or a real guide is helpful to understand the architecture, history and artwork of the cathedral. For a different view of the cathedral, do the Ieronimus Tower Tour. Entrance to the tower is on the other side of the cathedral.

It's one of 2 cathedrals in Salamanca and is the seat of the diocese of Salamanca. Built between 1533 and 1733 with mix of Gothic and Baroque styles - one of the largest Cathedrals in Spain with one of the tallest bell tower. We visited in the night and stayed on to the night when they had an Easter procession in the streets. Popular place that is not free entry. Easy walking to get there, but many people visit it so you have to be patient.

Good set of cathedrals, very unusual arrangement. Nothing too different or unusual with the internal décor, much like other medieval cathedrals. Still well worth a visit.

Spectacular cathedral in Salamanca, Spain. You must try to visit the place a historical and architectural beauty. Taking services of guide is advisable then you can see and understand the period of construction by different regime. Amazing.

When in Salamanca, this has got to be one of your sites to see, both the old & new! Be sure to look closely at the carvings around the doors & at the top of columns! I could have spent all day creating a treasure hunt of cool findings there!

A must see place. Worth visiting both to I appreciate the two. I let you decide which you like. But you have to buy 2 tickets for both and get aludo guide 10 euro each

The food was good but not great. The service was very good! The location was very good!

Outside there's a terrace, but inside there's a orangery, which was just the perfect romantic spot for a personal celebration. Menu in English. Staff very friendly and polite. Soft music coming out of the surrounding plants and trees. We got our starters one by one so we could easily share. Croquetes and carpaccio as starters and then the salmon and duck. The duck was as it should be very succulent. To finish it off try the excellent brownie. Would fully recommend this.

they took us to an indoor garden which was really nice, music was a tiny bit loud but good choice of song. we ordered the lollipop chicken, penne with ham, and chicken risotto. everything was so close to being perfect. the risotto rice was considerably undercooked although the sauce was delicious. the penne was very tasty but with a lot of oil left on the bottom ? the lollipop chicken was too salty. all have the potential to be very tasty. we got a pana cotta as dessert but it was too solid. they likely used too much gelatin. it was generally good but there is room for improvement

Amazing well presented food, especially the Salmon with honey. Sat outside in street and watched world go buy. This was our second visit as food was so good last year

This place is consistently amazing. We were last here before COVID and worried it might be gone. But it is as good as ever! The roasted vegetables are amazing. The calamari is to die for. And the steak and salmon are also so great! Tonight trying the cheese tray (pictured). As always perfectly paired with wine

Had the Rissotto with Shrimp. Cooked perfectly. How can you beat the atmosphere when you are surrounded by two of the nicest buildings in Salamanca.

Service was friendly, food really bad. The entrecôte was full of sinew and completely inedible. Cannot recommend this restaurant.

Old palace. Nice to stroll by take a quick look and keep going. There is always some event inside if you want to linger for longer. Free

Palacio de la Salina is located just off Calle San Pablo. It is a stately mansion built by Don Rodrigo de Messia in 1538. The palace later served as a salt business HQ and in 1881 fell into the hands of the Provincial Council. Seems there are art exhibitions that can be visited at Palacio de la Salina at times. There didn't seem to be one taking place during our recent visit, hence we only able to look around the inner courtyard, taking in the charming Plateresque style arched entrance, elevated balconies and other impressive decorative features. Well worth a quick look-see if you are passing by.

Great display of Art by Xa Chung called La Gordita, not very crowded place so it gives you ample time to admire work of artist, see it's funny perspective on daily lives of La Gordita, click some pics by joining Gordita un pictures, one of his designs is also on display in Plaza Mayor.

Beautiful architecture, but you can't go inside the building.

Beautiful architecture. Worth to visit.

Beautiful event space and 16th century grand house.

Historic palace with a beautiful courtyard and metal grills

I was really excited to sing a few Spanish songs with friends, but apparently that’s not allowed here. They completely skipped over every Spanish song we queued up, while English songs kept getting played non-stop. It’s clear they’re only interested in keeping a certain crowd happy, and that crowd doesn’t include anyone wanting to sing in a different language. Super uncomfortable experience — we didn’t feel welcomed or respected

Loved this placd so much I came back the next night. The ONLY minor thing is the fries were undercooked on night 2 but it was more their peak time, so a little busier. But let it be noted most people would be happy to wait an extra 5 minutes for crispy fries. Otherwise awesome staff, decor and fun music

I’ve been to this karaoke place several times, and every time I try to sing a song in Spanish, they completely ignore my request. Meanwhile, English songs get played instantly, especially if you’re singing something mainstream. It feels like they cater only to English-speaking customers and dismiss anyone who wants to sing in another language — especially Spanish. This isn’t just about music preferences. It’s about inclusion and respect. If you advertise that it’s open karaoke, everyone’s voice should matter — not just the ones singing in English. Super disappointed and won’t be coming back.

Fair price and good beer. A nice place to stop by and admire the historical places around, take a bit of time to breath the city environment. The food was also good.

Waited at the bar for 15 minutes not served. Sat at table inside another 15 minutes no service. Fast service my ar.. only wanted a pint of Guinness

EXTREMELY unfriendly service – the waiter made no efforts to try and accommodate for our group not speaking Spanish, and rudely told us they didn't serve cocktails because they had too many costumers. Only one of the bathrooms was in service, which created an unnecessarily long line. The bathroom itself was way too hot and smelly.

Great prices and food choices. Staff were amazing

Change your schedule according to reality. I came to the opening on Sunday, but you are closed, the way was done in vain and I lost time.

Nice place, but the men's bathroom had no lock on the door - not a comfortable situation if you have to get uncomfortable!

You need to wait a lot for your chica...

Musicote, ambientazo...no garrafon

Strobbbb

Ok

(Translated by Google) Perfect place to smoke a sisha after eating, have a good afternoon and good music. Perfect attention from the pub staff Carlos and Alex And on top of that it smells like Palomita (Original) Sitio perfecto para fumar una sisha después de comer, buen tardeo y buena música. Atención perfecta por parte de los staff del pub Carlos y Alex Y encima huele a Palomita

One star because of the food. The food is excellent, however, the waiters are the most unfriendly people I’ve ever met. They’re rude to the customer, they’re always running like there’s a fire in their asses. They don’t pay attention to the tables, I had to stand up to the bar to get a bottle of water. Second time I’ve come. If you can find a place with better service, choose that one first.

We had the Menu del Día and it was good food for a good price. Service was quick and friendly. Defitently would recommend!

Good tapas, polite waitress and a really good home brew beer. Good place to sit outside

Horrible preserved white asparagus for starters. Fatty greasy pork and greasy chips for main.

Not bad at all. Good music relaxed interior clean. Food is also good.

The staff is friendly, the ambiance is quiet, the music relaxing. Walk in and watch time go by.

Food was good but there was a swastika drawn in the men's restroom!

Get some god damn toilet paper!

20 shots, 10€

It's okey to party

Chupitos a cholon

(Translated by Google) Last night, September 8, a wonderful and very pleasant waiter served us. I don't remember the name because it was strange but I told him that I would leave him a good review for his kindness, so if you are reading it congratulations for doing your job so well and being such good people!!! I will be back!☺️ (Original) Anoche 8 de septiembre nos atendió un camarero majísimo y muy agradable. No recuerdo el nombre porque era raro pero le dije que le dejaría una buena reseña por su amabilidad, así que si lo estás leyendo enhorabuena por hacer tan bien tu trabajo y ser tan buena gente!!! Volveré!☺️

(Translated by Google) If you are a Marvel lover you can't NOT drink a beer here... Very characterful. Really competitive prices. Highly recommended 🔝 (Original) Se sei un amante della Marvel non puoi NON berti una birra qui... Molto caratterico. Prezzi veramente da battaglia. Consigliatissimo 🔝

(Translated by Google) Fantastic shot bar with a great atmosphere and good music. Unbeatable value for money. I see some negative comments about the service... My opinion is that the waiters do their job well and are fast and clean. If you're nice to them, they're nice too; if not, I don't know. (Original) Fantástica chupitería con un gran ambiente y buena música. Relación calidad-precio imbatible. Veo algún mal comentario sobre el servicio... Mi opinión es que los camareros hacen bien su trabajo y son rápidos y limpios. Si tu eres agradable con ellos también los son, en caso contrario lo desconozco.

The best bar/club in Salamanca!! Lively vibe, generous drinks, low prices. What's not to love?! ¡TE QUIERO, Paniagua!!!

It's my favorite club in Salamanca. We go here almost every night when we are going out. If you like English music you should come here and try 'agua de valencia'!

Great bar! Where you will find all the Erasmus students and great throwback music and cheap drinks.

If you want to drink yourself to death for under €10 then it's the place to go. Good tunes also

They play Taylor swift, camp rock, Hannah Montana, HSM, Olivia Rodrigo, ABBA music

Best bar in Salamanca, cheap drinks, good music (hard to find) and table football.

Lovely place where you can find people from uni and at the same time older people all together there enjoying at the same moment.

Great atmosphere and drinks, cheap prices, and very good staff in particular Paula was lovely.

Super cheap shots, all kinds of alcohol, great crowd, good music. Definitely good place to stop by on your night out.

The place is very good! Shots for 1 euro! Only the guard at the door is sometimes unfairly rude.

Fun experience at a young, vibrant shots bar. I liked the layout of the place, the diversity of shots, lights and music. Perfect spot for a pre-party.

Best place to start or end the night, the staff is very friendly. Although it's a small bar it gets really crowded. Do ask for the 4 Reyes or diablo verde.

Amazing place for go dancing and the price of the shots are incredible, with 5€ you can just get tipsy with 10€ cannot tell you.

Crazy place to take some shots. I advice to ask chupito de la casa .Very smooth coffee tasting shot with cream on the top.

(Translated by Google) Aesthetically beautiful, but not a very pleasant atmosphere. (Original) Estéticamente bonito, pero un ambiente no muy agradable.

(Translated by Google) It no longer exists. (Original) Ya no existe.

One of my favourite visits at Salamanca, wonderful view of insight and outside of the cathedral, and of course the surroundings (including the library). Interesting historical information though (currently) only in Spanish. The stairways are not suitable for young children or the infirm.

Worth every cent and step! This is a very special thing to do in Salamanca! Not only did we get incredibly beautiful views from the top of the tower, we got incredible views from several sides of the cathedral and into the cathedral! A lot of fun going in and out of doors to new views. Such a surprise to be high above the nave of the cathedral. Also a blast being scared by the ringing bells while right under them in the bell tower! There is a "traffic light" to keep people from having to pass each other in the winding staircase. The exhibits are very good too. The 1566 book on Aristotle...wow. We booked our tickets on line for a timed entry and would recommend doing this as there were some groups going in also.

Great value €4 each to visit the towers of the cathedral’s. Views across the city and beyond. Get to see inside the cathedral too from a high up viewing area. Keep an eye out for the storks nesting on the university bell tower and surrounding buildings. Information is only in Spanish. QR codes for English but the free wifi is not the best and signal 4G is very poor.

Well worth a visit and excellent value for money. You are able to view the cathedral and the city from different points during the climb, so you can take plenty of rest between each stage. There are interesting displays at each stage too. Really liked the birds eye view inside the cathedral. Great views of the historic centre. Interesting to observe the resident stork perched on one of the roofs. For us it would have been helpful to have some information in English.

This is a fun bell tower to climb! It’s helpful that they have “traffic lights” to know if the stairs are clear. I can’t imagine trying to do this in peak season though?!

Absolutely amazing, the best thing to do on a long list of great things in Salamanca. Visit the Cathedral first then see it from a wonderful view. You can never normally walk on those balconies high up in cathedrals, bows your chance. Then on to roofs and real close ups of the stunning architecture on both the old and new(1700) buildings. Enjoy great views over the city. All for €4 pp. They have a great traffic light system for the narrow stairs so no trying to pass people. Use the free Wi-Fi to scan the QR codes. We really loved this experience, DO NOT MISS IT.

Dont pay to visit the cathedral. Just pay 4 euros for this tower and you get to see both cathedrals from upper floor. Great deal

A gem of a museum and it is free! Beautifully curated and organized information and artifacts about the history of Leon and surrounding area. Appreciated that most signage had English translation as Google translation can be time consuming & not always very accurate with signage in museums. The staff were kind and there are lockers in front to place bags. Toilets in the basement. We easily spent 1-1/2 hours here and could have definitely stayed longer.

An absolute must-see in Salamanca. It's very beautiful and interesting. The view from the choir is breathtaking and the cloisters are peaceful. We saw our first storks here too.

The Convent of San Esteban is not merely a monument of stone and cloisters, but a resting place of history itself. Within its walls lie several illustrious figures of Spain’s intellectual and spiritual heritage, among them Francisco de Vitoria, whose pioneering work on the rights of the indigenous peoples of the Americas laid foundations for modern human rights. Alongside him rest other eminent Dominicans such as Domingo de Soto, Mancio de Corpus Christi, Pedro de Sotomayor, and Matías de Paz, each leaving their own mark upon theology and philosophy. Yet what most captured my attention was the presence of Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, the formidable 3rd Duke of Alba. One of the greatest military commanders of his age, feared by his enemies and revered by his allies, his name alone evokes the discipline, power, and severity of Spain’s Golden Century. To stand in such proximity to his remains is to feel, if only briefly, the weight of empire and the echoes of a man who shaped history.

The Convento de San Esteban is a Dominican monastery of Plateresque/late-Gothic style, situated in the Plaza del Concilio de Trento in Salamanca. Opened in 1256.

Well worth the entrance fee. Fabulous place. A must visit in Salamanca. You can easily cover it in an hour. The ceilings are fantastic and different in different areas. So, keep looking up.

Not as large as the cathedral and a little different than that one since it has the ‘claustro’.

St. Stephen's Convent is an important Dominican monastery It is open from 10am to 2pm & 4pm to 8pm daily and entry is (€4.50 per adult). Visits include access to both lower and upper floors of the cloisters as well as the main church building. The buildings you see today were constructed between around 1524 to 1610 and represent fine examples of Plateresque architecture as well as Gothic and Baroque features. Within the cloisters, there are information panels located around both floors of the cloisters to help you understand what you are seeing when viewing the building architecture, items of antiquity and seeking to learn a bit of the monastery's history. The church is laid out in the shape of a latin cross with a tall narrow nave with ribbed vaults. The heavily gilded reredos screen created by Jose de Churriguera (1692) is remarkable. The upstairs choir area (accessed through the cloisters) is impressive. From here you can view the lower section of the nave and Churriguera's reredos quite well. You will definitely want to spend a few minutes as well viewing the exterior facade of the church, this is considered a masterpiece of Plateresque.

I had dinner here with my family, and our overall experience was positive. The waitresses were polite, and the service was okay. All of our dishes were delicious, especially the beef, which was very tender and juicy, and the chipirones. However, I believe that the prices were too high, considering the quality of the food and the size of the portions.

Nice and simple dinner place. It's decently priced, don't expect the best, but just a nice a simple night. The waitresses are really nice. Maybe not the most knowledgeable, but extremely polite and we'll mannered. Nothing wrong with this place

Have been to this restaurant many times. Good service, good food. Great staff. Can crawl home from here.

Not bad, portions small and New York prices in a small restaurant, dishes very average as well.

Great executive menu. Good value for money. Service was excellent.

Ok

(Translated by Google) Excellent service, spectacular food, and an unbeatable atmosphere. We ordered salad, cod fritters, tuna with black rice, and a spectacular dessert 😍 (Original) Servicio excelente, comida espectacular y ambiente inmejorable. Pedimos ensalada, buñuelos de bacalao, atún con arroz negro y un postre espectacular 😍

Excellent for shared raciones for a group. We got their classic Hetas -- which is exactly like a Filipino Crispy Pata. Got some callos, sweetbreads (cow brain), and stir fried clams to pair up with the fatty pork! For drinks, I recommend a Clara beverage. This lemony beer drink pairs well with all the salty tapas you are getting.

Food was awesome. Unfortunately, I can't remember Spanish titles but everything on the picture is worth to try 😋

Having missed the bus back to the campsite we had an hour to kill & stopped here for a drink & some tapas. Whatever is their speciality tapas (can't remember the name) then have some! I think it's pig cheeks & tastes like pork scratchings caviar! We also had a potato dish which was yummy. Whilst we were there every table (8 outside) had a plate of pork cheeks... TripAdvisor also tells you to go to this bar for the special. The staff were friendly & really helpful...the place was great. Top marks guys...

BEST Tinto de Verano and BEST Jeta are here. I've been to this restaurant many times and every time I have the same problem - I eat too much because their food is addictive.

One of the places you can't miss if you go to Salamanca. Famous for jeta asada, chanfaina, lengua estofada and other dishes. Usually busy, so better to ask locally what would be a good time to go depending on the season.

Stopped for some drinks and a tapa. Staff was helpful with a wine recommendation and was very friendly. The bravas were old and not great but were needed with the pork dish. Hard to catch the waiters attention. But overall a nice place to stop in for a drink and a tapa.

Wow... Food was amazing and our waitress was very helpful to pick out the best dishes. Highly recommend the lomo.

What a lovely and peaceful place, it was my favorite in Salamanca! I just wound up sitting there for a while, taking it all in. The traditional sweets made by the nuns were also very tasty. Definitely recommend stopping by!

Impressive cloister in this convent belonging to the Domincan order, in use by nuns. You can enjoy the ornaments of the cloister and some spaces and take away some of the cakes and sweets handmade by the sisters.

A convent with a beautiful view over the courtyard of the cathedral. There are many beautiful stone carvings.

Stroll the cloisters and get on the next level with their next-level CAPITALS! Strange beasts and nightmare creatures will haunt you— Be Good, Or Else! 💀

It was a very interesting and quiet place to visit in Salamanca

COOKIES! if you missed the secret nuns cookies in Madrid, make your way here. These are as good as, and have a different selection than those, and this is a secret little find!

Absolutely beautiful. Try to get in early enough to avoid crowds to appreciate its real serenity. Have to wonder what nuns made of all the writhing forms represented by stone carvings.

Delicious tapas This modern, clean establishment in Calle Van Dyck serves delicious tapas. The prices are very reasonable and the service is fast and friendly.

Had tasty but basic plates here. Chicken sandwich had masses of bacon and cheese stuffed in too and i think the surprise vegetables dish had pork in (maybe I didn't understand the spanish name of the dish). Lots of families enjoying themselves. Good value.

Good food and prices very quick service!

Really tasty tapas. Their nuggets can be the best i have ever tried. Service is fast.

We tried this place after reading good reviews. We found it not appealing at all. Firstly we were blatantly laughed at for not speaking Spanish when we couldn't understand them too well, which was the first turn off. We placed our order at the bar which we were sat right next too, when our drinks were ready they didn't want to bring them to where we were sitting they wanted us to collect them ourselves even though there was no other customers and we were right next to the serving area ; fine no problem just seemed quite unhelpful since we're ordered 5 drinks. Food arrived was basically fine, toppings on "tapas" were ok. It's basically supermarket bread with something on top, pedrons were good that was about it but we felt if we wanted to pay 30€ for some sandwiches we could have just gone to the supermarket ourselves and made them much better, didn't seem traditional or authentic at all. When we paid the girl at the bar she couldn't even fake a smile, we actually found it sort of funny in the end as we couldn't quite believe how they could be so rude. Would skip it if you're not Spanish as they don't seem to care for non Spanish speakers. Plenty of other choices on the same street, choose one of those instead

Excellent food and great atmosphere. You get amazing tapas for just 1,60€ per piece. Definitely a recommendation!

Great prices & quality. Also very quick.

We loved our dinner so much, we went back the next night! Generous portions, friendly service, great prices, and the food tasted amazing! Excellent sangria as well!

This place is charming with lovely decor and fantastic food. The service was wonderful and we had a lovely lunch. I highly recommend the menu if you go at lunchtime as there were many great choices. Also they have air conditioning inside if it's a hot day 😉

A very nice cafe/restaurant with surprisingly old style Cuban music in the background and music instruments in case you would like to play along. The food is very good, a very well stocked bar and a wonderful staff, Adrian and his crew are friendly, attentive and courteous. The location is amazing in front of a beautiful San Esteban cathedral "breathtaking". Highly recommended for a tapa, or a cold beer or just to absorb the view.

Cafe Dominicos is situated along Calle San Pablo just across from the Convent of San Esteban. Opening hours are 8.30am to midnight daily. They have a fair sized indoor seating area with casual decor, timely service and traditional Spanish dishes depending on the time of day. There are outdoor tables as well. We had a quick breakfast here before spending our day out sightseeing. Coffee, churros and croissant all tasted as expected, were served quickly and priced reasonably. Everything was just fine for us. Cafe Dominicos served its purpose as needed. Would be happy to stop by again for a coffee and light morning bite while waiting for the World Heritage churches nearby to open.

Genuinely fantastic meal, would recommend the tapas of king prawns and honeyed pork belly!! (The desert were also fabulous)

ALONSO was an attentive waitperson who helped start our evening with the great choice of their tinto de verano. Who made great rec’s for our meal choice, too.

Next to the hotel, wanted to eat something quick. Very impressed with the food service and cost would recommend. Our waiter was Alonso special thanks to him

Excellent restaurant in Salamanca, everything I tried was nothing less than espectacular. A MUST try is the prawn & octopus chupito, the cod buñuelo, the pork chops, everything here is guaranteed to be out of this world. The service is top notch as well. Definitely one of the best restaurants I have been to. Keep it up!

This was truly excellent. A diverse menu with dishes for all dietary requirements, each perfected to an incredibly high standard. The atmosphere was brilliant, not too loud, just the right volume. The staff were all lovely, and I was very grateful for them accommodating us by speaking to me and my family in both English and Spanish (however I must say I was pleased I was able to speak a good amount of Spanish and come up with some decent replies!). The food is very quick to come out. There wasn’t a single empty table in the place and they still manage to keep on top of things really well. Highlights for me were the Pork Belly, sirloin, and The truffled duck egg. We also had pretty much everything pork and it was all truly incredible. I think my favourite dishes were the pork dishes. Really highly recommend.

We are on an escorted tour with Collette Tours and our tour manager Philip suggested this place. We arrived for dinner but the place was full with reservation, so I made reservations for the next night. We were seated right next to the kitchen. It was fun watching the chefs prepare the dishes. We felt like we were watching Top Chef. Great atmosphere. We had a variety of tapas, all excellent. We had the Pork skewer marinade Moorish style, the smoked Iberian top shoulder pastrami bun, grilled pork belly roll, the lamb "pincho" oaxaca, and white wine. The most interesting item was the lamb "pincho". We were told to eat it from the bottom. The top had a chocolate syrup. It was a combination of savory and sweet. We really liked it! I really wanted to try the braised scallop, but was pretty full by then. In fact, we gave some of the pork skewer to our friends who were at the next table. For tapas, it's on the pricey side, but the taste, quality, culinary experience and presentation outweighed the prices. The staff was friendly and helpful when we were looking through the menu. If we ever get back to Salamanca, I would definitely dine here again.

Excellent place to get delicious tapas. Lots of wine options and tasty food offerings. I would recommend getting a reservation. I managed to get a seat as I arrived early, but I saw a number of people get turned away. It was a lively venue, with good vibes. They had some English speaking staff and English menus for people like me with poor Spanish skills, but the majority of the patrons were Spanish. It clearly enjoys popularity with locals and travellers alike. I can definitely recommend it.

Had a delicious dinner here last night. Every member of the team there was fantastic. They were all very kind, attentive, and lovely and took time to explain the vegetarian options on the menu as well as to tell me about the desserts. I had the scallops (10/10, citrusy and the oil was delicious as well, dip your bread in it), patatas bravas (9/10, quite good, hugeee portion), the avocados (20/10, out of this world, would go back only to have this, so flavorful and fresh), tinto de verano (10/10 lovely), and for dessert, the cheesecake (10/10, one of the best cheesecakes I’ve ever had, so creamy and loved the flaky crust as well). Can highly recommend to vegetarians (but not vegans). Oh, and whoever was in charge of music last night, loved it! It was all 90s and 2000s hits and your girl enjoyed that thoroughly. Remember to reserve in advance. Thank you team 😊

Really wonderful meal here. Some really unique flavours mixed in with some classics Spanish dishes. The ibérico pork was the standout - genuinely sensational

Smart small restaurant. Really interesting fusion tapas and grilled main dishes. Great service. Delicious food. Would definitely return.

Beautiful historical palace of the Duke of Alba, one of the most relevant noble lineages in Spain. It serves as a family house, but it can be visited (check the schedule because it varies). Normal ticket (7.5€ w/o kitchen, Dec 2022) includes a taped guided tour, there are also tours with a guide some days per week (Tue, Thu afternoon). The palace's exterior is magnificent. The interiors are very impressive too and worth the visit, although not ranking among Spain's best. No pics inside, except from the top of the tower. It takes ~45 min listening to the guide, otherwise much less. Lots of stairs, although not terribly steep.

This Palace is a unique museum of the wealthy Alba family built around 1500 is a fine example of Spanish Renaissance architecture. It is located in the city and entry fees are payable. The Alba family has several properties throughout Spain.

Great representation of the 'Plateresco' style, with only two towers (the project was to build a square building, but failed, and only was built one side of the entire project). But is enough to watch it, also it's curious the furniture and renovations made by the Alba Duchesses to live there in the 60's

10€ for áudio guide for castle and kitchen. 60 min total. You're not allowed to take pictures inside. ONLY at the top of the tower in last Room.

Nice little palace but did not noticed the no photos rule displayed only at one place at the entrance office and the security guard yelled after me 2 times since I did not understand the rule was applied anywhere. Nice historic value but poor touristique approche. Wanted to get out of there after 2 minutes. Short visit for the price. They should display the no photo symbol on the audio tour explanations so we can clearly see it.

Very interesting insight into palace living both above and below stairs

Exterior is nice which ironically is the one thing you don't need tickets for. For nearly ten euros per person you can see some of the ugliest furniture through the ages, see almost no artwork or pieces of historical value (save some tapestries), and loss your will to live while listening to a slow paced audio guide.

We were so happy to come here as the food is delicious. We had a beer and tapas first and then a meat platter for two and two glasses of red wine . Awesome food, great prices, best service. We were so happy with our service! We arrived just after 8pm to get a table outside. Highly recommend this place.

My husband’s favorite place in Salamanca to have grilled meats. The meat platter for 2 is more than enough for us. We took the leftover for takeout and ate them for dinner. The lady was very friendly and asked us how was our food even though we’re still not that fluent in spanish. Nos encantó todo :)

I watched the YouTube video of SteveMarsh about Salamanca, which brought me to this place. It was funny that the American couple sitting next to me went to this place after watching the same YouTube video. I had the parrillada which consists of sausages and different types of meat plus potatoes and pimientos de Padrón. It was very good. With a drink, it costed only 16€. Very good value. The place opens at 8pm in the evening and it gets crowded in the front. However if you are having dinner, you can sit in the back. It seems to be way less crowded.

I came back here for the first time in 23years, The taste unchanged since then , love it

Best grill in town Locals, good prices and a great mixed grill

Very local place! Great food! Get the pork sandwich, anchovies, ribs….you know what? Get everything.

I came from Belgique to find out that is close. Was not to happy about it. Lucky me one café, resturant on the corner of is open. I really enjoy it.

Small municipal market. If you like ham and other products it is a nice place for it. Good fruits also available

A great market in Salamanca, just outside of Plaza Mayor. Reasonably sized, not so massive it becomes an overwhelming maze of one vendor after another. Like Goldilocks, this one is just right, with everything you need - meats, cheeses, eggs, poultry, fruits, vegetables, etc. Do not skip this when you are in the area.

This market is not for the Muslim. It is non halal, many stalls sell pork and pork products. It is an excellent place to buy cooking ingredients. The seafood and meat are fresh. The saffrons and honey are of good value. The prices are acceptable. The market is well listed, clean and dry.

Not as busy as some other markets in spain and smaller but still perfect. Great for veg meat and fish and a few very nice tapas bars as well. As I say smaller but still well worth the visit

We went to the market square, bought some ham and cold cuts there, and were helped by a very nice guy named Sophian. What he recommended turned out to be delicious, and we’ll definitely be back in a few days 👍👍

I like its Neo-Mudejar style, built with red brick and colorful ceramic decorations, inspired by Moorish architecture.

Fun experience visiting the market on a busy day!! All of the stalls full of meats, seafood and treats!! The Best Salamanca has to offer!! We were treated to a Port tasting with charcuterie delights!! Loved the cheese with Spanish prosciutto followed by a Tawny Port!! Just Delicious!! It’s incredible to see the variety of costs for these Spanish Hams.

Impressive facade of this palace, actually Philology faculty of the University, with a particular cloister, full of graffitis with the signature of known names for students.

It's lovely with the historic university buildings surrounding it. During festive days, they decorate the place and some kiosks are established to sell gifts, accessories and pastries. It has a train that gives you a tour in the ancient streets surrounding the university but you have to check the schedule. Definitely worth the visit.

Breath history in the Universidad de Salamanca. There is little to visit inside beyond faculty offices, but the setting on the plaza across from the cathedral is spectacular.

I was very lucky to study Filología. Wonderful place, always lively and great environment. Don't miss LAS CABALLERIZAS, the bar where students go!

Beautiful square with a wonderful view of the cathedral. Like all Salamanca...a must see

I love this place. So peaceful when there are no idiot kids around

Wonderful day spent in the area, it's worth a look

A big expanse of rooms displaying a wide range of modern art in what was formerly a prison. Nice artworks but the rooms were too spread out making it feel a little disjointed, otherwise an excellent free to enter art space.

Contemporary galleries in bold modern architecture—refreshing cultural contrast.

If you adore modern art, Domus Artium 2002 (DA2) is your place in Salamanca. This old jail was transformed on an incredible and very flexible exhibition space where the most relevant contemporary art creators have brought to us their exciting view of current life horrors and beauty through their powerful interpretation. Do not miss it!!!

Nice museum.Free entrance!

The exhibitions were not particularly interesting but I enjoyed the building and the fact that it had free entry.

Skip this one. We came during the Tiempo Oma exhibition and it was a complete waste of time. Cool renovated building and some remarkably poor, really pretentious contemporary art. Sigh...

Great building but the display is too sparse to be really engaging. They need more art.

Such a charming bar/cafe with the most pleasant helpful staff , set in a lovely location with outdoor and indoor seating . We had a couple of refreshing drinks here after a long stroll around this extremely lovely city , the toilets are super clean and well stocked with toilet roll and soaps . Very chilled place to visit , the cocktails looked absolutely delicious.

Amazing cocktails, even better attention from the waiters, friendly, attentive -especial mention goes to the bearded guy-. Great atmosphere in general quiet terrace, awesome decoration inside. We came four times. We loved Martini coffee, Ginger fizz, Bramble, Margarita, Old Fashioned and much more.

We only had one evening in Salamanca and feel very lucky to have chosen this bar. Great mix of music to appeal to all. I was there with my daughter. We had just arrived from London where we had a few days in a 5 star hotel and the cocktails were no where near the quality of Niebla. No comparison. The cocktails here are superb in taste and presentation. The staff are so friendly and helpful. We are planning our next visit! Go. You won't be disappointed and it worked well for me with a disability.

Beautiful outdoor patio in a park-like setting. Inside it's a traditional, warm darker pub setting. Very good cocktails, beer, wines and coffee. My margarita was classic, just the right strength and delicious! Highly recommend!

Quite simply one of the best experiences I've ever had in a cocktail bar - a real treasure! I was blown away from the moment I walked in until I left. I highly recommend going here if you like a fantastic drink and amazing service while in the beautiful city that is Salamanca. I sat at the bar and got to watch the bartenders work their magic, it was a marvel to see. They worked phenomenally well together as a team, constantly communicating orders or additional things that were needed - they were a well-oiled machine and didn't miss a step. My bartender, Giorgia, didn't stop making drinks all night. It was one after the other but she did it all so seamlessly, knew every step of every cocktail, and didn't rush at all - it was amazing to see. She and the other bartenders also had time to converse with me and answer questions. Each drink she made was sublime and she even recommended one for me to try that she enjoyed making: 10/10 experience. Grazie mille, Giorgia! I frequently go to cocktail bars and I haven't seen this level of teamwork, communication, consistency, and excellent execution at many places so this was a real standout for me. It shows in the final product, since all the drinks I had were fantastic. The place itself is very cool looking as well and they even have outdoor seating. Add in good music all night, and you have the perfect atmosphere. Muchísimas gracias, Giorgia, Alan, Jorge, Fer, Rodo y compañía!!! Volveré!

A wonderful place for having cocktails. The bartender is very nice with us. My Gin sour is one of the best that I have in recent years. I have a wonderful evening before I leave Salamanca tomorrow.

Wish I could give more than 5 stars! Great cocktails (better than I have ever had), brilliant ambiance and excellent service. Surpasses all other cocktail bars we have ever been to. A must to visit when in Salamanca. And a reason to come to Salamanca!