The main, “new” cathedral was built between 1513 and 1733 directly alongside and uphill from the old one, begun in the early twelfth century and, exceptionally, still standing.

Salamanca and sister cities Alcalá and Ávila offer enriching surprises, including an astronaut carved into Salamanca's cathedral portico.

First off, the example errs a bit in identifying the astronaut carving as adorning the wall of a cathedral built in 1102. The city of Salamanca in Spain is home to two adjacent cathedrals: The ...

New Cathedral and Old Cathedral: A monumental duo that reflects the city's architectural evolution. It is free to enter Salamanca Cathedral on Tuesday afternoons.

The exhibit first opened at Salamanca Cathedral in central Spain and will remain in Granada until June 30, after which it will tour Europe for the remainder of 2023. The sculpture, made of latex ...

Salamanca stands out because of how low-key it is, as the city sees fewer tourists than Madrid or Barcelona. With a ...

This Holy Week, Gaudix Cathedral in Granada, Spain, is hosting the recreation based on data obtained from the Shroud of Turin, an artifact that many believe to be the burial shroud of Christ.