Salamanca is one of few Spanish towns with not one, but two cathedrals, reflecting the long-ago vagaries of construction. Behind the university complex, the Old Cathedral was built between the ...

In the Cathedral of Salamanca in Spain this convenient wall ... between 1513 and 1733 directly alongside and uphill from the old one, begun in the early twelfth century and, exceptionally, still ...

The city of Salamanca in Spain is home to two adjacent cathedrals: The "Old Cathedral" (Catedral Vieja), begun in the 12th century, and the "New Cathedral" (Catedral Nueva), begun in the 16th century.

Deze universiteitsstad ten noordwesten van Madrid werd in de 3e eeuw voor Christus veroverd door de Carthagers ... example of an old university town in the Christian world, such as Oxford and ...

I don’t know if the world’s currently most famous astronaut has seen the portico of the Catedral Nueva in Salamanca ... The Catedral Nueva, or ‘New Cathedral’ is not new at all, as ...