What a cool place to tour! The church was amazing... I'm not religious at all, but I would love to…read moreattend a service there one day. The whole building was just gorgeous, and they laid it out and decorated it very well to keep the original feel while turning it into a museum. Highly recommend if you're in Salamanca to check it out.

It's a beautiful cathedral, but aren't most? I particularly loved the doors, and exterior decor,…read morethough the insides also had plenty to gawk at. As lovely as cathedrals are, I think I've tapped out on them. They all seem to be grand, detailed, and meant to inspire awe, I just can't even really find much that makes them that differentiated anymore. If you're into religious places, and lots of stops to pay to turn on an electric candle, this is for you. If this isn't your religion and you've seen hundreds of churches already, you may or may not want to pay the entry fee. Much of the church's beauty is visible outside--again, those doors (!) It's a lovely piece of architecture. We happened to see a wedding party leaving, which was lovely.

One of the last Gothic Cathedrals to be built in Spain. 22 naves and sports a bishops hall complete…read morewith silver chariot as well as artifacts, miters, and upstairs tapestries and clothing/ wardrobe of certain bishops who worked here. Also a very nice inner courtyard. The Plaza Mayor outside was where Isabelle of Castile was crowned Queen. The church has 3 major sermon pulpits and a choir with 2 organs. I was mostly impressed with the many styles, colors and moulds of ceilings in each nave and the cathedral itself. Still very vibrant colors on portraits, paintings and tapestries. For 3€ it's worth it. I enjoyed how non-religious the bishops hall was...