Self-guided audio walking tour of Salamanca

• Full Satisfaction Guarantee: If the tour does not meet your expectations, contact us for a complete refund. • Access to audio content for one year on both iOS and Android devices. Listen to the tour at your convenience, as often as desired. • Includes both audio and written guides. • Ability to access the tour offline (no internet required) after downloading. • Pictures to help identify locations along with an interactive map within the app for navigation assistance.

• Any personal devices or headphones • On-site human tour guide

• Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transportation is available • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

• Stand beneath eighty-nine stone statues and locate the one carved away by disgruntled students. • Discover the meaning behind the carved skulls and learn about the philosopher's death that occurred near this façade. • View the incomplete palace that inspired aristocrats throughout Spain to emulate its architectural style. • Enter a church constructed around a painting that was transported from Naples across the Mediterranean Sea. • Count three hundred carved shells and learn about the military ambitions they were intended to represent. • Ascend the tower known as the Ladder to Heaven, built for Jesuits who were expelled from Spain overnight. • Meet the poet who allegedly returned from a five-year incarceration to continue his lecture in the middle of a sentence. • Search for the stone frog believed to bring luck in exams, and hear the story behind this tradition and a friar’s public declaration against the Spanish Empire’s right to conquer the Americas. • Walk along the street where students once purchased banned Enlightenment texts smuggled from Flanders. • View the door that doctoral candidates hoped they would never need to use. • Unravel the events that unfolded when a philosopher confronted a general, leading to a sudden silence in the hall. • See the building where Franco's regime made its initial radio transmission using a Nazi transmitter. • Look up at the tower that escaped demolition by royal decree because someone deemed it too beautiful. • Encounter the monks tasked with crossing the sea to rescue kidnapped Christians. • Learn how Columbus sought funding and was refused by those who were correct in their judgment. • Descend into the cave where it is said the Devil taught magic, keeping one student as payment. • Inhale the scents of plants featured in a renowned Spanish literary work and ponder if the lovers ever strolled here. • Cross stones laid two thousand years ago and find the headless Iron Age boar that a politician once tossed into the river.