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In Castilla y León, the remnants of history are palpable, with cities and towns that echo past eras. The medieval architecture of Salamanca, particularly the ornate façade of the University of Salamanca, speaks to centuries of scholarship. Visitors can stand in the Plaza Mayor, where the baroque buildings create a sense of timelessness, as if the clock has paused. In contrast, the ancient walls of Ávila, with its well-preserved city walls, offer a tangible connection to the past, inviting exploration of the narrow streets that have witnessed centuries of life.