Cave of Salamanca

The place known as the Cave of Salamanca is one of the sites with the most stories and mysteries in the city. Originally, it was the crypt of the now-demolished Church of San Cebrián, a Romanesque temple that was destroyed in the 16th century.

According to popular tradition, some kind of demon held classes within its walls, capturing one of its students every 7 years. In reality, it was a space used as a storehouse, bakery, or coalhouse after the destruction of the Romanesque temple of which it was a part.