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Bells of La Clerecia in Salamanca Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bell tower roof with wooden and iron beams with three restored bronze bells from the bell tower of the Clerecia church in Royalty Free Stock Photo

Backlit silhouette of two restored bronze bells from the tower of the Clerecia church with the view of the city of Salamanca from Royalty Free Stock Photo

Backlit silhouettes of two restored bronze bells from the tower of the Clerecia church with the view of the city of Salamanca from Royalty Free Stock Photo

Silhouettes backlit by the evening sun of two restored bronze bells of the Torre de la Clerecia with views of the city of Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Bells of Clerecia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Backlit silhouette of restored bronze bell of the Torre de la Clerecia with evening sunlight streaming through the arched window Royalty Free Stock Photo

View from below of a restored ancient bronze clapper bell with a somewhat cracked greenish tone from the Clerecia church in Royalty Free Stock Photo

Restored bronze bell but with pigeon poop from the bell tower of the Clerecia church in Salamanca, protected with iron beams and Royalty Free Stock Photo

VisiÃÂ³n desde abajo y en perpendicular de una campana con badajo de bronze verde antigua restaurada en la iglesia de la Clerecia Royalty Free Stock Photo

The old city of Salamanca was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988. Church of La Clerecia is of Baroque style and his building started in 1617. The Clerecia name is because it belonged to the Real Clerecia de San Marcos after the expulsion of Jesuitas. La Clerecia currently houses the Pontificial University.