1 Castelli Lusso Salamanca

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Salamanca was founded by a Celtic tribe and was influenced by the Romans, Visigoths and the Moors. Being not only one of the most important educational centres of Spain with its famous University, but also a rich achitectural complex, the city enjoys several must-see´s, several museums, Plaza Mayor, the Old and the New Cathedrals, la Clerecia, Campo de San Francisco, Capilla de la Vera Cruz, Huerto de Caliso y Malibea, several convents, palaces and churches among them. Due to its climate conditioned by the altitude, its warm and dry summer and cool winter, Salamanca enjoys lusty cuisine with cocido, chanfaina and hornazo starring.