The gateway to Salamanca’s treasures
Enjoy our location
Salamanca is a unique city, full of history and life. The Apartamentos ELE San Justo Plaza are 200 metres from the emblematic Plaza Mayor, from where you can visit its most important sites, such as the University of Salamanca, the Casa de las Conchas and the Salamanca Cathedral.
Nearby, you’ll find the best tapas area and trendy restaurants, as well as traditional shops and businesses to round off the day. Our location will let you enjoy the authentic Salamanca in any season of the year.
Culture
When you walk out through the doors of our apartments, you’ll become an explorer in a city that holds centuries of culture, art and architecture. Undoubtedly, an unparalleled experience.
Plaza Mayor
Just 200 metres away is the Plaza Mayor. Built in a baroque style, it’s considered one of the most beautiful in Spain
San Esteban church
Don’t miss the opportunity to see the cloisters and Mudejar art of this convent, a place to withdraw on the patio.
Local cuisine
Just a short walk away from the apartments, you’ll find authentic Salamanca cuisine in the city’s bustling tapas area, full of local flavours.
Salamanca Cathedra
The majestic Salamanca Cathedral is very near our apartments. A building that merges the Roman and gothic styles inside the walled city.
University of Salamanca
Discover the prestigious University of Salamanca, just a few minutes’ walk away. Stroll through these knowledge-steeped buildings treasuring almost eight centuries of history.
Casa de las Conchas
The facade of this gothic-style building is decorated with shells. It is an architectural icon, full of history and mystery.
Roman bridge
Not far from the apartments is the Roman bridge, an road that affords incredible views of the city and river.
Plaza de Anaya
A quiet, spacious area next to the Cathedral, perfect for strolling and soaking up the essence of Salamanca, very near your accommodation.
Clerecía Towers
Enjoy the experience of going up the Clerecía Towers and take in the best panoramic views of Salamanca from up high.