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Two days let you go inside instead of seeing façades: the Casa de las Conchas, the convent of San Esteban with its Plateresque front, and the Huerto de Calixto y Melibea, where La Celestina ends and the best place to sit when the city fills up.
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💡The city changes colour with the light
Everything is built of Villamayor sandstone, which starts the day almost white and ends it golden. The last hour of sun in the Plaza Mayor and from the Roman bridge is when you really understand why they call it the golden city.
💡From October to May it is another city
Thirty thousand students in a city of a hundred and forty thousand: in term time it has a pulse that August does not. If you want atmosphere, go in spring; if you want the stones with nobody in front of them, go in July and start early.
💡Find the frog yourself
It is on the University façade, on a skull, on the right-hand side. Everyone will point it out and everyone will sell you a keyring of it. Hold out five minutes looking before someone shows you: it is half the fun of the place.
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