Spain Castile and Leon Salamanca

The historical richness of Salamanca's architecture has earned it a status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Strolling through the historic center takes you through the lovely winding streets, steeped with a delightful character.

This 18C square, the heart of the city, offers a great atmosphere and a fun crowd, all observable from one of numerous cafes.

Complementing the adjacent New Cathedral, this Romanesque cathedral features great chapels, colors, and a wonderful lantern tower.

Stroll through this renowned university and enjoy its facades, its library, the lovely patio, and especially the fine cloister.

This unique 15C Gothic residence is symbolically decorated with 300 seashells, as well as featuring other notable ornamentation.

A 15C Renaissance convent, featuring a unique cloister full of captivating sculptures and interesting architectural curios.

This beautiful cathedral features Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements, testament to the centuries it took to build.

Built in the 16C and 17C, this church with a massive gorgeous facade is an elegant combination of Gothic and Renaissance styles.

Housed in a delightfully fitting building, this museum displays excellent decorative art, as well as modern artists such as Mucha.