Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, Convento de las Duenas which is a Dominican convent built in the 15th and 16th centuries, Salamanca Cathedral seen from the upper cloister.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, Convento de San Esteban, Dominican monastery in the Plateresque style built between 1524 to 1610, Cloister de los Reyes or Cloister of the Kings, the Lower Cloister...
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, Casa de las Conchas or House of the Shells, built from 1493 to 1517 by Rodrigo Arias de Maldonado and decorated with more than 300 shells.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, Casa de las Conchas or House of the Shells, built from 1493 to 1517 by Rodrigo Arias de Maldonado and decorated with more than 300 shells.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, Casa de las Conchas or House of the Shells, built from 1493 to 1517 by Rodrigo Arias de Maldonado and decorated with more than 300 shells, portal with the coat of a...
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, the monument to Spanish music theorist and organist Francisco de Salinas with La Clerecía Church and Casa de las Conchas behind.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, the monument to Spanish music theorist and organist Francisco de Salinas with La Clerecía Church and Casa de las Conchas behind.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, the monument to Spanish music theorist and organist Francisco de Salinas with La Clerecía Church and Casa de las Conchas behind.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, La Clerecía Church, former Real Colegio del Espíritu Santo of the Society of Jesus.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, La Clerecía Church, former Real Colegio del Espíritu Santo of the Society of Jesus.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, La Clerecia, The Patio Barroco or Baroque Courtyard surrounded by the two-storey cloister of the Pontifical University.
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Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, Spain, Castile and Leon, Salamanca, La Clerecia, The Patio Barroco or Baroque Courtyard surrounded by the two-storey cloister of the Pontifical University.
