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Salamanca its a very safe city, with a lot of students ( beside july and agust //holidays). 
In the summer the city is a little bit empty so you can enjoy a nice walk at night. I always walk at night alone even at 2am

I think it's quite safe. I have never been robbed nor attacked.I have walked at night by myself both in the centre and outskirts with no problem. Maybe in peak touristy times in the centre don't leave your bag out of sight.

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Salamanca, a UNESCO World Heritage city, is located in western Spain within the region of Castile and Leon. Famous both for its exceptional historical architecture and its world-renowned university, the oldest in Spain, this enchanting city is considered one of the most significant representatives of Spanish Renaissance style. Highlights include the Plaza Mayor, a majestic square lined with baroque buildings, the Casa de las Conchas, a Gothic mansion decorated with more than 300 shell motifs, and two magnificent cathedrals. Salamanca's University not only contributes an atmospheric, lively student buzz, but also forms a centerpiece of the city's architectural montage. Whether strolling through narrow cobbled streets, pausing in historic plazas, or marveling at golden sandstone structures, visitors to Salamanca are bound to appreciate the city’s fascinating fusion of history, art, and vibrancy.

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Spain, nestled in Southwestern Europe, is a vibrant country known for its rich history, diverse culture, and enthralling natural beauty. Its landscapes range from the sun-baked Mediterranean beaches to the snow-capped Pyrenees Mountains. Famous for its iconic landmarks like the Alhambra in Granada, Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, and the Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain is also the birthplace of Flamenco dancing and boasts of traditional bullfighting events. Renowned for its delectable cuisine, it is the homeland of tapas, paella, and an array of world-class wines. The country's allure is further intensified by warm locals, lively fiestas, and the passionate rhythms of Spanish guitar.

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The city is very safe, you can walk alone even at 2am 
The people are very nice, i like agust in salamanca because all the students are in vacation so the city is less crouded
If you like the night life, definetly come in september, crazy parties.

Safety index:	4/5	Safe
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