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Founded over 2,000 years ago during Roman times, Salamanca’s original name was the same as it is today. It gained prominence for its strategic position on the Silver Way, a network of Roman roads linking the southern and northern regions of Spain. The city's name, los salanos, reflects its Roman roots, highlighting a deep-seated connection to its ancient history.
Architectural Marvels: The Roman Bridge and the Cathedrals
Salamanca greets visitors with the impressive Roman Bridge that forms a vital entry point into the city. As travelers cross this architectural relic, they are transported back to a time when Romans sculpted the very foundations of what we see today.