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Avila & Salamanca Day Trip

Explore Salamanca, Spain’s most famous Renaissance city and then head to Ávila, surrounded by a perfectly well-preserved city wall during a full-day guided trip from Madrid. Avila & Salamanca Day Trip. Meet your guide in front of Las Ventas metro...

  • 11 hours

Explore Salamanca, Spain’s most famous Renaissance city and then head to Ávila, surrounded by a perfectly well-preserved city wall during a full-day guided trip from Madrid.

Avila & Salamanca Day Trip

Meet your guide in front of Las Ventas metro station at the scheduled time, then board a comfortable coach to Ávila and Salamanca, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

The first stop will be Salamanca, renowned for its main cobbled-stone roads leading to the Plaza Mayor. You’ll then visit Plaza de Anaya to see the New Cathedral of Salamanca and the Old Cathedral. The tour includes the University of Salamanca, a prestigious institution attracting thousands of international students. Look for the famous frog hidden in the building's façade.

Approximately one hour will be allocated for lunch at your leisure, with recommendations provided by your guide for trying typical Spanish cuisine.

Post-lunch, you will travel to Ávila, known for its medieval city walls. Marvel at the exterior of the Ávila Cathedral and San Vicente Basilica, and walk along the 2,500 meters of medieval walls.

Return to Madrid will occur 11 hours after departure.

Prices

Included

  • Transport by bus
  • Official English–speaking guide
  • Entrance to the Cathedral of Salamanca

Not included

  • Food and drinks

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility

Location

Activity location

Calle de Alcalá, 28028 Madrid (Madrid), Spain

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