3 Days trip in Salamanca, Spain

You can start your trip by visiting Plaza Mayor. It is the heart of the city and a beautiful place to enjoy the architecture and atmosphere of Salamanca.

Bar Casa Paca on Calle de la Rúa Mayor is one of the best places in town to try some of the best tapas in Salamanca. Don't miss the chance to taste their tortilla and patatas bravas.

The Gothic-style Catedral Nueva de Salamanca is a wonderful example of Spanish architecture. Be sure to visit the interior, where you can see a beautiful altarpiece and magnificent organs.

Located on the banks of the Tormes River, Huerto de Calixto y Melibea is a beautiful garden that offers wonderful views of the city's skyline. Go for a relaxing walk through its paths and enjoy the scenery.

End your day with a visit to La Chupitería, a bar that is famous for its vast selection of shots. Try their traditional Spanish drinks such as orujo and patxaran.

Start your day with a cup of coffee in Plaza Mayor, and take time to admire the beautiful architecture and the bustling activity of the people in the square.

Casa Lis is a museum that houses an impressive collection of decorative arts from the 19th to the 20th century. Take a guided tour and discover a world of glass and pottery, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco.

Spend your early afternoon by the Rio Tormes, where you can rent a bike and ride along the bike path that runs alongside the river. You can also enjoy a picnic or some sunbathing at the riverbank.

Café Novelty is one of the most popular cafes in Salamanca, famous for its cozy atmosphere and tasty pastries. Don't miss the opportunity to try their iconic 'café con leche y tostada'.

Calle Van Dyck is a street lined with numerous bars and restaurants that offer mouth-watering tapas and local cuisine. Go from one bar to another, trying the different specialties of each place.

On Sunday mornings, there is a farmer's market on Plaza Mayor where you can find fresh produce, traditional cheeses, and homemade pastries. Join the locals and enjoy a taste of the authentic Spanish cuisine.

Drive to La Alberca, a small medieval village in the province of Salamanca that has been declared a Historical-Artistic Site. Walk through its narrow streets, enjoy the beautiful architecture and taste the typical dishes of the region.

The Museum of Art Nouveau and Art Déco is an exquisite example of taste and elegance. Visit the museum and admire the huge collection of decorative art pieces and everyday objects.

The Cueva de Salamanca is a place of legends and stories that dates back to the Middle Ages. Take a guided tour and discover its secrets and mysteries.