The city of Salamanca is a city of culture. Recognized as a UNESCO Heritage Site in 1988 and as the European Capital of Culture in 2002, the Salamantine metro has lots of cultural experiences to offer to tourists. This is a reason why most kosher Europe tours choose Salamanca as a go-to destination.

Part of being a cultural city is the reputation of being home to a number of interesting museums. When you visit Salamanca as a part of your kosher cruise along the serene Douro river, don’t forget to visit these unique museums:

Known for its art nouveau stained glass and architecture, the Museum of Art Nouveau and Art Deco or Casa Lis is Salamanca’s oldest Modernist building. Houses about nineteen series of art deco pieces from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth centuries. Located in the ancient Salamantine wall, a visit in this former mansion could give you a glance of over two thousand five hundred decorative art pieces ranging from Faberge eggs, jewelry, toys, and paintings.

If you love decorative arts, this place will definitely be your paradise. During your Jewish tour in Salamanca, check out this museum that can be found at Calle Gibraltar 14, 37008 Salamanca, Spain

Autophiles and even just tourists who want a awesome history lesson would love spending some time in Salamanca’s Museo de la Historia de Automacion. This great museum, opened by the King and Queen of Spain, shows a big collection of antique and well-preserved cars and motorcycles from the 1960s onwards.

This automobile history museum is open every 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM. During your Jewish heritage tour in the Salamantine metro, try and check this place which is located at Mercado Viejo, 37008 Salamanca, Spain.

For film and history lovers who want to visit Salamanca, Filmoteca de Castilla y Leon will be the place that you’ll definitely call your favorite. Watch various films from different eras and check out a wide array of film cameras, photographic films, cinema equipment, and even 3D photos of the old plaza mayor.

Located at Calle de Dona Gonzala Santana 1 Salamanca, 37001 Salamanca, Spain, the Filmoteca is a place you can visit for free. So grab the opportunity and enjoy a glimpse of Spanish film history during your European Jewish vacation.

As a Jewish tourist who wants to have a cultural immersion in one of Spain's most important Jewish communes during the Middle Ages, you need to fully enjoy all the city has got to offer. Why not try joining to kosher riverboat cruises in Northern Iberia through the river Douro? Sounds interesting right? Contact us. Let’s talk about your next vacation.

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