Welcome to Salamanca.

Salamanca is a UNESCO World Heritage city, boasting an old town filled with magnificent examples of historic architecture and charm. You can wander its streets with your pet and marvel at iconic landmarks such as the Plaza Mayor, the surroundings of the University of Salamanca, and the cathedral complex.

Parks and Gardens:

Several parks in Salamanca welcome pets. Explore these green spaces where your furry friend can enjoy some outdoor time.

Parque de San Francisco: Located in the city center, this green area features a recreational space for dogs with drinking fountains. Parque de los Jesuitas: One of Salamanca's largest and most popular parks. It's a perfect place to walk your pet, thanks to its extensive green areas, paved paths, and rest and recreation zones. It also has a fountain where dogs can cool off. Parque de la Alamedilla: Another iconic city park that allows pets. It offers wide grassy areas, walking trails, and a fountain where dogs can drink water. Parque Picasso: This park provides green areas and open spaces ideal for walking your pet. Furthermore, it features a play area for dogs and a fountain specifically designed for them. Paseo Fluvial Río Tormes (Tormes River Walk): The banks of the Tormes River are a perfect place to exercise with your pet and enjoy nature. You'll find extensive green areas for walks with beautiful natural landscapes and fountains. The walk can extend to the Aldehuela area, where Parque del Baldío is located, featuring a recreational area for dogs. It's important to keep your dog on a leash to avoid disturbing local wildlife. Parque Botánico Huerta Otea: A beautiful botanical garden to explore with your pet, where you'll find ornamental fountains and drinking troughs, spacious areas for dogs to play, and a water trough to quench their thirst.

Pet-Friendly Terraces and Cafés:

Many establishments in Salamanca have terraces or outdoor areas where pets are allowed. You'll find pet-friendly cafés and restaurants to enjoy a break and grab a bite while your furry companion joins you.

To Cool Off: Here are some fountains and drinking points. Parque de Colón, Jardín de Juan de la Fuente, Plaza de la Libertad, Parque de la Alamedilla, Plaza del Bretón, Plaza del Campillo, Paseo Carmelitas, Mercado Viejo, Campo de San Francisco, Parque Elio Antonio de Nebrija, Calle Iglesia del Arrabal, Parque del Puente Romano, Parque de Picasso, Parque de los Jesuitas, Parque del Jerónimos, Plaza de Carmelitas, Huertos Urbanos.

And if it's very hot, you can head to the canine showers installed at Parque del Baldío, Jardín de los Gozos y las Sombras, and next to Túnel de la Televisión. Canine shower at Túnel de la Televisión Park

Please check directly with each monument or tourist attraction for their specific pet regulations. Some may allow small dogs provided they are accompanied, carried, or in appropriate carriers, and certain behavioral rules are observed. Remember that even if a monument allows pets, it's essential to be responsible and respectful of the environment and other visitors.

Pet-Friendly Venues:

• Salamanca Tourist Information Office
• Museo Taurino

Spaces that accept small pets in carriers:

• Ieronimus
• Monumenta Salmanticae
• Palacio de Monterrey
• Interpretation Centre of the Salmantine Walls

Spaces with dog parking and water bowls:

• Automobile History Museum
• Monumenta Salmanticae
• Interpretation Centre of the Salmantine Walls
• Pozo de Nieve
• Cerro de San Vicente
• Botanical Archaeological Park
• Museum of Commerce and Industry

Always remember to carry bags to pick up your pet's waste and keep these spaces clean for everyone's enjoyment. Additionally, respect local regulations regarding leash use and animal entry into certain areas.