Attraction Guide: Ieronimus, Torres de la Catedral, Salamanca, Spain

Ieronimus, Torres de la Catedral Guide

Climb to Heaven: Discover Salamanca from Ieronimus Guide

Ascend to Ieronimus, the towers of Salamanca's New Cathedral, for an unforgettable panoramic experience. This unique attraction offers breathtaking views of the city's historic skyline, the Plaza Mayor, and the surrounding countryside. Prepare to be captivated by the architectural marvels and the stunning vistas that await you at the top. The New Cathedral, a masterpiece of late Gothic and Baroque architecture, began construction in 1513 and wasn't completed until the 18th century. Ieronimus, the name given to the towers, allows visitors to explore the inner workings of this magnificent structure. Walk along the ancient walls, discover hidden chambers, and marvel at the intricate details of the cathedral's construction. The climb itself is an adventure, offering glimpses into the cathedral's history and artistry. Visitors can explore the different levels of the towers, each offering unique perspectives and exhibits. Take your time to admire the stained glass windows, the intricate stonework, and the bell tower. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning views of Salamanca. While there isn't a specific culinary tradition directly associated with Ieronimus, many restaurants near the Plaza Mayor offer traditional Salamancan cuisine, such as *hornazo* (a savory meat pie) and *chanfaina* (a rice and meat stew).