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Patio of the Minor Schools in Salamanca — Stock Photo, Image

Patio of the Minor Schools in Salamanca — Photo

Minor Schools were built in 1428 and features a courtyard that is shown in the photo, of great simplicity and purity, together forming a monument of taste typically Salamanca. The facade of this building is Plateresque

 — Photo by danileon2

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