Parks and Gardens

Salamanca’s green spaces range from the 18th-century Campo de San Francisco to modern riverside developments. This selection includes the Huerta Otea botanical garden, which showcases regional flora, and the Parque Fluvial’s extensive trails along the Tormes River. Many of these parks, such as the Parque Elio Antonio de Nebrija, provide clear vantage points for viewing the city’s medieval skyline and cathedrals.

Campo de San Francisco

The city's oldest public park, established in the 18th century on the site of a former convent. It features a central fountain and a monument to the jurist Francisco de Vitoria.

Jardín del Visir

A secluded garden located near the historic city walls and the Tormes River, offering views of the cathedral towers.

Parque Würzburg

A large northern park named after Salamanca's German sister city, featuring sports areas, playgrounds, and wide walking paths.

Parque Fluvial

A linear park running alongside the Tormes River, equipped with dedicated cycling lanes, pedestrian walkways, and direct access to the Roman Bridge.

Parque Elio Antonio de Nebrija

Situated on the south bank of the river, this open green space provides a clear vantage point for photographing the city's skyline.

Parque de los Jerónimos

Riverside green space located near the university campus, frequently used for walking and outdoor recreation.

Jardín de La Merced

A landscaped garden situated between the Faculty of Sciences and the Episcopal Palace, featuring mature trees and shaded benches.

Parque Botánico de Huerta Otea

A riverside botanical park containing diverse plant species, including fruit trees and medicinal herbs, organized into distinct ecological zones.