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Arribes Cheese. Sheep raw milk
The north-east landscape of Salamanca, dotted with forests of oak trees, oak groves and croplands, turns into terraces by the river Duero and its canyons.
These particular conditions make pastures and scrubland vegetation ideal for any kind of livestock.
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Rock Paintings in Las Batuecas
This is a deep remote valley 14 km from La Alberca, village which has been declared Historical Site, where we can find some remains of Neolithic settlements and traces of our ancestors.
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Chestnuts harvest: from the tree and the Magosto
All the villages in the Sierras de Francia and Béjar are good places to collect this fruit which also gives its name to some of the villages in Salamanca, such as
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Tormes E.B. Foundation
The “Tormes E.B. Foundation, An environmental approach centre” is located very near Ledesma, in a village called Almenara de Tormes. This is the ideal place to get to know the natural surroundings of this area.
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Religious tourism
Throughout its geography, Salamanca province has a varied religious heritage which makes tours and getaways more appealing.
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MTB routes of Bajo Tormes
More than 55 kilometres of properly signaled paths to be used with mountain bikes connect, in the middle of beautiful landscape, the five villages of the region of the Bajo Tormes: Almendra, Monleras, Villaseco de los Reyes, Sardón de los Frailes and El Manzano.
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The grape harvest
And when this season is coming to an end, the grape harvest becomes the leading event. Not in vain, the province has two wines with denominations of origin: Arribes del Duero and Sierra de Salamanca.