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Salamanca

By: Alberm Boris | 2011-07-01 | Destinations
Situated in the west of Spain not far from the boarder of Portugal, the city of Salamanca is renowned as a city of learning and of beauty. Although the city is not blessed with the great weather of the cities and towns along the southern coast of the country, the climate is mild and the heat in the summer is low and never oppressive. read more

Travel Information from Salamanca

By: Alan Marker | 2011-05-13 | Destinations
A new location was added to the hotel chain Rafaelhoteles. This is the Rafaelhoteles Salamanca Forum Resort, a hotel complex situated in the city of Salamanca, read more

Excursions through Salamanca

By: Andrew McFarlane | 2011-11-01 | Vacation Rentals
Scores of day-trippers will beyond doubt have brief pleasurable tours of Salamanca on their to do lists as regards their vacation in the region of Salamanca so that they can have a partial peek into the historically rich Salamanca. read more

Salamanca – Students’ paradise

By: Revina Thomas | 2011-09-15 | Travel & Leisure
This city is within the jurisdiction of Castile province. Salamanca is known for its historical buildings, parks, museums, palaces and universities. read more

Excursions Of Salamanca, Spain

By: Allisha Merry | 2010-10-26 | Travel & Leisure
Salamanca is one of Spain's cities that have a lot going on, making it worth visiting. read more

Historical Background of Salamanca

By: Hagrid Thomson | 2012-01-21 | Destinations
The city of Salamanca has a long historical background while playing a central character in all the significant events in the history of Spain. read more

The History of Salamanca

By: Andrew McFarlane | 2011-11-01 | Vacation Rentals
Through the mists of time, Salamanca has largely featured in a leading role with respect to the most significant events that have taken place in the Kingdom of Spain. It is in Salamanca where you will find remnants of the Pre-Roman civilisation resident to this area mostly alongside the Tormes River in the town of Teso de San Vicentein. Here, an Iberian sculpture of a bull locally known as the ‘ read more

The Amazing Salamanca

By: Kevin O Williams | 2011-04-05 | Travel Tips
Salamanca is a province bordered by Extremadura and Portugal and it is situated on the famous meseta, the Spanish plateau that you will find in the northern part of the country. read more

Excursions in Salamanca- Spain

By: Marc Jontae | 2012-02-24 | Vacation Rentals
Salamanca region was once known as Helmatica by the Romans who gave this area a lot of importance during their rule on account of its strategic locations. read more

Salamanca a Worth Visiting City

By: Peter Cox | 2011-08-29 | Travel & Leisure
Salamanca is located in Spain’s centre around 200 kilometers away from Madrid and is worth visiting due to many reasons whether its youthful spirit. read more

Salamanca City at a Glance

By: Shannon Scott | 2011-05-13 | Destinations
There are many historic and beautiful sights to be seen in Salamanca. For instance, the great University of Salamanca read more

The “Plaza Mayor” of Salamanca

By: Tisa Peterson | 2011-12-14 | Destinations
Spain has famous arcaded squares in its many cities, and they all have something unique and traditional about them, but the Plaza Mayor of Salamanca read more

Worthy of a Visit – Salamanca

By: Benton Harbor | 2010-10-05 | Destinations
Salamanca is located at the Spanish region, Castile and Leon or "Castilla y León". It has a population of 170,000 and can be considered as a medium-size city. read more

The Small Towns of Salamanca

By: Andrew McFarlane | 2011-10-24 | Vacation Rentals
The province of Salamanca blows its trumpets on a number of small towns and fully fledged cities. read more

Santiago De Compostela

By: Jan Kanty | 2010-09-30 | Vacations
Tourists from all over the world come to Spain to visit Madrid and Barcelona, to see the bullfighting, or to watch the passionate flamenco dancers, but Spain has a lot more to offer than this. Santiago de Compostela is the capital of the Galician province and it is famous for being the end of the route that constitutes the Way of Saint James, which is a pilgrimage that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. read more