Best Hotels in Salamanca Province for 2024

Conventions

Accessible by train, bus, and car, the Castilla y Leon Convention centre is part of an urban renewal plan to integrate modern demands and classic design. With an internal amphitheatre as well as a full-service catering service, patrons have multiple options when coordinating events.

Dining

Spacious enough for dozens of guests, or small enough for private meetings Mencia Restaurante in Salamanca is near the city centre within walking distance of Plaza Mayor. Enjoy a medley of cod and shrimp dishes or indulge with a flight of four desserts after duck confit. Alternatively, you can dine at Restaurante Zazu Bistro for meals with a Mediterranean flair, complete with fresh ingredients and a thoughtful and elegant ambiance. Alternatively, whether you are Middle Eastern, Spanish, or travelling from lands far away, Salam offers meals from a mid-morning brunch to a late-night snack rich in flavours.

Shopping

Critics and tourists say shoppers that buy goods in Salamanca often take a part of the city home. Among the plaza and cathedrals are small souvenir shops. However, for the serious shopper, the Tormes y Capuchinos shopping centre in Santa Marta de Tormes or the Vialia in Paseo de la Estación offer dozens of designer shops as well as places to sit, relax, and enjoy a cup of coffee.

Major Points of Interest

Step out of one of the many Salamanca Hotels and walk to the Central Market to taste cured ham, taste wine, or purchase fresh bread. The market is located in a beautiful modernist building while maintaining the Spanish feel travellers look for. Afterwards stroll over the Roman Bridge or around the Calixto y Melibea Gardens, with a unique Muslim design. If you are looking for a unique experience, the Casa Lis is home to the Art Nouveau and Art Déco Museum and houses a collection of decorative art dating from the end of the 19th through early 20th century.