The 30 best churches in Zamora

An amazing fortress with views into the countryside is stunning. I’m really surprised entrance is free. I shouldn’t be given the fact that that a lot of European money was invested into the structure. Still an amazing gift to tourist and pilgrims of Zamora.

Fascinating visit to a castle very much altered over the ages. The visit was made much more interesting by the young man on the gate who went out of his way to explain the history and in English too. Many thanks.

Beautifully preserved castle with incredible views of the city. This is a free experience and the man working at the front was extremely knowledgeable about the castle and it's history.

An incredible piece of medieval architecture. Unfortunately, when I arrived, they were just closing, but I believe access into the castle and viewing its interiors and parapets is free. The views from the castle and surrounding Park are amazing. There was a festival on almost I was there and many food and beverage stalls and lots of people enjoying the sun and the music. There was also a a mobile bathroom facility, which was great. It seems in Spain that public bathrooms are not supported or supplied so finding one is a real boon.

The Castle of Zamora is an 11th-century medieval fortress located next to the Cathedral in the old town. It played a key role in the defense of the Kingdom of León and still preserves parts of its original structure, including walls and the Keep Tower. From the top, visitors can enjoy great views of the Duero River and the city. Entrance is free, making it a perfect quick stop while exploring the historic center.

Historical & Medieval Castle This is a great castle beautiful and well preserved. This is the real Spain, this castle shows how in the past centuries you had to protect yourself against invaders and make sure your walls were strong and thick. Now it is easily accessible to visit and his well preserved. We really enjoyed the visit!

We went there quite spontaneously and had the big luck of seeing a free little introductory presentation about the castle, the city and its history from the guard there. The ruins are very interesting and you could see the passion the guard had for history and his town! Lovely visit, would absolutely recommend!!

Very beautiful I am recommending it

Beautifully restored building...

Spiritual and healing

(Translated by Google) Located in the heart of the historic center, the Church of San Pedro y San Ildefonso is one of the oldest and most important in Zamora. Its origins date back to the 10th century, although the current building is largely Romanesque from the 11th and 12th centuries, with later renovations in the Gothic and Baroque styles. According to tradition, this is the burial place of Saint Ildefonso and Saint Atilano, patron saints of the diocese. The church stands out for its sober Romanesque façade, twin towers, and serene atmosphere that invites spiritual contemplation. 🌿⛪ (Original) Situada no coração do centro histórico, a Igreja de San Pedro y San Ildefonso é uma das mais antigas e importantes de Zamora. A sua origem remonta ao século X, embora o edifício atual seja maioritariamente românico dos séculos XI–XII, com reformas posteriores em estilo gótico e barroco. Segundo a tradição, neste local teriam sido sepultados São Ildefonso e São Atilano, padroeiros da diocese. A igreja destaca-se pela sua fachada românica sóbria, pelas torres gémeas e pelo ambiente sereno que convida à contemplação espiritual. 🌿⛪

(Translated by Google) It began to be built in the first half of the 12th century. The first dedication to San Pedro was later added to that of San Ildefonso when his remains were found and moved to this church where his grave is located. It has the rank of archpriest church. At first it had three naves but subsequent renovations left it with only one. Inside it is very pretty and has a small museum. (Original) Se empezó a construir en la primera mitad del siglo XII, a la primera advocación de San Pedro posteriormente se le añadió la de San Ildefonso cuando se hallaron sus restos y se trasladaron a está iglesia en la que se encuentra su sepultura. Tiene rango de iglesia arciprestal. Al principio tuvo tres naves pero posteriores reformas que quedó solo con una. Por dentro es muy bonita y tiene un pequeño museo.

(Translated by Google) One of the many Romanesque churches in Zamora, within the old town (Original) Una de les moltes esglésies romániques de Zamora, dins el casc antic

(Translated by Google) Touring the historic center before reaching the Cathedral, we visited this church steeped in history, and after the Cathedral, it is the largest church. Built on the site of a Visigothic church in the 12th century, it was later renovated and expanded in the 15th century. In the 16th century, it was declared an Archpriestal church. Inside, the remains of Saints Ildefonso and Atilano rest above the High Altar. Declared a National Monument in 1974, the interior is worth seeing and photographing. (Original) Recorriendo el casco histórico antes de llegar a la Catedral visitamos esta iglesia cargada de mucha historia, aparte que después de la Catedral es la iglesia se mayor tamaño. Construida sobre una iglesia visigoda en el S.XII, posteriormente reformada y ampliada en el S. XV. En el S. XVI fue declarada iglesia Arciprestal. En su interior reposan los restos de San Ildefonso y San Atilano sobre el Altar Mayor. Declarada Monumento Nacional en 1974. El interior es digno de ver y fotografiar.

(Translated by Google) It is very beautiful and is very well preserved, especially its exterior. Inside we saw it without benches and with several exposed carvings, of Holy Week and other religious sculptures, very interesting. Admission costs €1, although on holidays and Easter there are days when access is free. (Original) Es muy bonita y se conserva muy bien, sobre todo su exterior. Dentro la vimos sin bancos y con varias tallas expuestas, de Semana Santa y otras esculturas de tipo religioso, muy interesante. La entrada cuesta 1€, aunque en días festivos y Semana Santa hay días que el acceso es gratuito.

(Translated by Google) On the internet it said that entry was free, and that is not the case, it is still a low price, it costs €1 to enter. It has many sculptures inside, it almost looks like a museum (Original) En internet salía que era gratis la entrada, y no es así, igualmente es un precio bajo, vale 1€ entrar. Tiene muchas esculturas en su interior, parece casi un museo

(Translated by Google) This church is one of the Romanesque style temples that are located in the city, it is precisely in the square of the same name. Built at the beginning of the 12th century, it was burned in 1158 during the Trout Mutiny and rebuilt. It consists of a single, fairly large nave, the result of the fusion of the three primitive naves. It has a main chapel with a straight layout with a semicircular apse. From the outside, its southern doorway with a pointed arch stands out. In 1945 it was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. Inside, the baptismal font from the 13th century stands out. (Original) Esta iglesia es uno de los templos de estilo románico que se ubican en la ciudad, justamente está en la plaza del mismo nombre. Construida a inicios del S.XII, fue quemada en en 1158 durante el motín de la trucha y edificada de nuevo. Consta de una sola nave bastante amplia, resultado de la fusión de las tres naves primitivas. Tiene una capilla mayor de trama recto con ábside de planta semicircular. Del exterior destaca su portada meridional de arco apuntado. En 1945 fue declarada Bien de Interés Cultural. De su interior destaca la pila bautismal del S. XIII

(Translated by Google) 11th century Located on the eastern limit of the old and original town from the 11th century, it was the victim of a fire by the Zamorano people and destroyed in the so-called Trout Mutiny of 1158, which according to legend, confronted nobles and commoners around the market. (Original) Siglo XI Situada en el límite oriental del casco antiguo y original del siglo XI, fue víctima de un incendio por el pueblo zamorano y destruida en el llamado Motín de la Trucha de 1158, que según la leyenda, enfrentó a nobles y plebeyos en torno al mercado

(Translated by Google) Located next to the Holy Week museum. The ronanic style preserves many capitals in very good condition, the interior consists only of a nave, in which a Recumbent Christ from the school of Gregorio Fernández is worshiped, its Baptismal font also stands out. (Original) Ubicada junto al museo de Semana Santa. De estilo ronanico conserva mucho capiteles en muy buen estado, el interior consta únicamente de una nave, en la que recibe culto un Cristo Yacente de la escuela de Gregorio Fernández, destaca también su pila Bautismal.

(Translated by Google) Church that is the protagonist of what is known as the "trout riot". On the other hand, it has interesting capitals in the windows of its apse, as well as a curious mermaid on its door. (Original) Iglesia protagonista del conocido como "motín de la trucha". Por otro lado, presenta interesantes capiteles en las ventanas de su ábside, así como una curiosa sirena en su puerta.

(Translated by Google) Small "church-museum" with a simple interior but where we can see remains of mural paintings. It also has a baptismal font (Original) Pequeña "iglesia-museo" con un interior sencillo pero donde podemos observar restos de pinturas murales.También tiene una pila bautismal

Great view point

Beautiful place to enjoy pure air and a nice view. Quiet and highly recommend during the sundown.

A place I always like to visit because I love the wonderful sights 🙂👍

Nice views

Great views with a bottle of wine

Wow

Nice views of Zamora.

(Translated by Google) Church located in the center of Zamora. Both the "hanging" capital of the door that faces Santa Clara Street, as well as the lobed arches of its other doors, are unique examples of Romanesque architecture. The latter, of clear eastern influence, are reminiscent of those present in the church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem. Inside there are capitals of interest. (Original) Iglesia situada en pleno centro de Zamora. Tanto el capitel "colgante" de la puerta que da a la Calle Santa Clara, como los arcos lobulados de sus otras puertas resultan ejemplos únicos de la arquitectura románica. Estos últimos, de clara influencia oriental, recuerdan a los presentes en la iglesia del Santo Sepulcro de Jerusalén. En el interior existen capiteles de interés.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque style temple from the 12th century, it has three entrance doors and a quadrangular bell tower over the western section of the Epistle nave. It has three naves, the central one being tall, rectangular in plan and without a transept. It is very well preserved and is a National Monument. (Original) Templo de estilo románico del siglo XII, cuenta con tres puertas de entrada y una torre campanario cuadrangular sobre el tramo occidental de la nave de la Epístola. Tiene tres naves siendo la central de gran altura, de planta rectangular y sin crucero. Está muy bien conservada y es Monumento Nacional.

(Translated by Google) It is very beautiful both outside and inside. You can visit its interior, it is very narrow and its Romanesque style is very well preserved. (Original) Es muy bonita tanto su exterior como su interior. Se puede visitar su interior, es muy estrechita y se conserva muy bien su estilo románico.

(Translated by Google) Zamora Parador The old palace of the counts of Alba de Aliste is one of the jewels of Zamora and headquarters of the parador since 1968. In addition to being, practically, the only example of a Renaissance palace in a city where Romanesque abounds, it has one of the most humanist patios. beautiful pieces of the Castilian Renaissance. THE BUILDING: The Enríquez, first counts of Alba de Aliste, were ennobled in the mid-15th century by Enrique II and settled in the city around 1505 in this palace, which they expanded between 1512 and 1517. Very shortly after, the palace suffered the consequences of the wars. community members, which forced its first reform. It would not be the last of his misfortunes. In 1653 it suffered a large fire that damaged part of its structure, beginning from then on long periods of abandonment. From the end of the 18th century it was a municipal hospice. The most amazing thing about the palace is the contrast between its facade and the interior. Its surprising military appearance is a Gothic heritage and is marked by its cubic structure topped at the four corners by four projecting towers. The two-story façade is very simple, consisting of a slightly off-center doorway under an alfiz and some openings arranged regularly along the wall whose only decoration is a few alfises, adorned with Gothic leaf litter. Inside, the splendid Renaissance courtyard and staircase are the only elements that have survived from a refined palace that even had a loggia overlooking the Douro. THE ENRÍQUEZ, A CASTILLAN LINEAGE The title of counts of Alba de Aliste was granted in 1459 by Enrique IV to Don Enrique Enríquez (1406-1481), son of the First Admiral of Castile, and his wife Doña María de Guzmán. Although it was his father and brother, the first two admirals of Castile, who have given the most fame to the lineage, Enrique Enríquez, owner of the Zamorano palace, was an important feudal lord in 15th century Castile. Although he began to be faithful to Henry IV, he soon became a supporter of the marriage of Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon, who had Enriquez blood on his mother's side. So much so that, despite his maturity, he was taken prisoner by the Beltraneja supporters. After his brief imprisonment, he took refuge in his palace in Zamora where he would die shortly after. The commitment of the Enríquez family to the monarchy remained intact with the new monarch, Charles V, during the war of the commoners who came to take and assault their Zamorano palace. Lords of a territory known as Tierra de Alba, they became one of the most powerful families in Castile thanks to their wealth, linked to the Mesta and a network of marital alliances that led them to become related already in the 16th century with the dukes of Alba de Tormes. (Original) Parador de Zamora El antiguo palacio de los condes de Alba de Aliste es una de las joyas de Zamora y sede del parador desde 1968. Además de ser, prácticamente, el único ejemplo de palacio renacentista de una ciudad donde abunda el románico posee uno de los patios humanistas más bellos del renacimiento castellano. EL EDIFICIO: Los Enríquez, primeros condes de Alba de Aliste fueron ennoblecidos a mediados del siglo XV por Enrique II y se instalaron en la ciudad hacia 1505 en este palacio que fueron ampliando entre 1512 y 1517. Muy poco después, el palacio sufrió las consecuencias de las guerras comuneras, lo que forzó a su primera reforma. No sería la última de sus desgracias. En 1653 sufrió un incendio de grandes dimensiones que deterioró parte de su estructura, empezando desde entonces largos periodos de abandono. Desde finales del XVIII fue hospicio municipal. Lo más asombroso del palacio es el contraste entre su fachada y el interior. Su sorprendente apariencia militar es una herencia gótica y viene marcada por su estructura cúbica rematada en las cuatro esquinas por cuatro torres salientes. La fachada, de dos pisos, es muy sencilla constituida por una portada ligeramente descentrada bajo alfiz y unos vanos dispuestos regularmente a lo largo del muro que tienen como única decoración unos alfices, adornados con hojarasca gótica. En el interior, el espléndido patio renacentista y la escalera son los únicos elementos que han sobrevivido de un refinado palacio que incluso tuvo una logia con vistas al Duero. LOS ENRÍQUEZ, UN LINAJE CASTELLANO El título de condes de Alba de Aliste fue concedido en 1459 por Enrique IV a don Enrique Enríquez (1406-1481), hijo del Primer Almirante de Castilla, y a su mujer doña María de Guzmán. Aunque fueron su padre y hermano, los dos primeros almirantes de Castilla, los que más fama han dado al linaje, Enrique Enríquez, dueño del palacio zamorano fue un importante señor feudal en la Castilla del siglo XV. Si bien comenzó mostrándose fiel a Enrique IV, pronto se mostró partidario del matrimonio de Isabel de Castilla y Fernando de Aragón, que tenía sangre Enríquez por vía materna. Tanto que, a pesar de su madurez, fue hecho prisionero por los partidarios de la Beltraneja. Tras su breve prisión se refugió en su palacio de Zamora donde fallecería poco después. El compromiso de los Enríquez con la monarquía  se mantuvo intacto con el nuevo monarca, Carlos V, durante la guerra de los comuneros que llegaron a tomar y asaltar su palacio zamorano. Señores de un territorio conocido como Tierra de Alba, se convirtieron en una de las familias más poderosas de Castilla gracias a su riqueza, vinculada a la Mesta y a una red de alianzas matrimoniales que les llevaron a emparentar ya en el siglo XVI con los duques de Alba de Tormes.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque temple, located in the Center of Zamora, also known as Santiago el Burgo. From the outside, its main door stands out, the only one in use, with the gable and above it a cart wheel rose window. The interior has three naves and is quite sober. (Original) Templo romanico, ubicado en el Centro de Zamora, conocida también como Santiago el Burgo. Del exterior destaca su portada principal, única en uso, con el hastial y sobre ella un roseton de rueda de carro. El interior tiene tres naves y es bastante sobrio.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Romanesque church from the 12th century that is definitely worth visiting. It is quite well preserved and retains almost all of its original structure. (Original) Bonita iglesia románica del siglo XII que merece la pena visitar sin lugar a dudas está bastante bien conservada y conserva casi toda su estructura original

(Translated by Google) Romanesque style church, built in the 12th century. It maintains its original structure with its three naves, and is the only one that preserves its tripartite head. (Original) Iglesia de estilo románico, construida en el siglo XII. Mantiene su estructura original con sus tres naves, y es la única que conserva su cabecera tripartita.

This beautiful little church in this historic town is a wonderful find. I was fortunate enough to discover it whilst there was holy communion, being celebrated. It had musicians playing celebration music and was very moving. The iconography in the church, the altar, the stations of the crossand other carvings are beautiful.

(Translated by Google) In the center of Zamora, next to the Plaza Mayor, almost unnoticed because it is in a square as it becomes a narrow street... with a cozy interior where there are two highly venerated images of the Virgin Mary: Our Mother of Sorrows and Our Lady Lady of San Antolín or La Concha. In addition to an old chapel dedicated to the Virgin of Fátima, an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (to which a novena is dedicated) and a more recent image of the Lord of Miracles, whose worship is in charge of the Peruvian community. The Christ of the Good Death, an exceptional carving, is also venerated. (Original) En el centro de Zamora, junto a la Plaza Mayor, casi desapercibida por encontrarse en una plaza al convertirse en calle estrecha... con un interior acogedor donde se encuentran dos imágenes muy veneradas de la Virgen María: Nuestra Madre de las Angustias y Nuestra Señora de San Antolín o de la Concha. Además de una antigua capilla dedicada a la Virgen de Fátima, una imagen del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús (al que se dedica un novenario) y una imagen más reciente del Señor de los Milagros, de cuyo culto se encarga la comunidad peruana. También se venera el Cristo de la Buena Muerte, una talla excepcional.

(Translated by Google) A well-maintained late 13th-century church in the center of Zamora. Its tower is a gem. (Original) Iglesia de finales del siglo XIII, muy cuidada y en el centro de Zamora. Su torre es una joya

(Translated by Google) Well-preserved 13th-century church with several statues and an adjacent chapel. The tower cannot be climbed. Admission to the church is one euro or six euros with a combination ticket. (Original) Goed onderhouden kerk uit de 13e eeuw met enkele beelden. En een naastgelegen kapel. Toren kan niet worden beklommen. Kerk tegen betaling te bezoeken. Eén euro of zes euro met een combinatie ticket.

(Translated by Google) The magic stone of the church of San Vicente The church of San Vicente is a 12th century church located in the old town of Zamora. According to legend, the church has a magic stone that can grant wishes. The story goes that, many years ago, a poor man approached the church and asked God for help. The man asked God to grant him a wish, and God told him to touch a stone in the church. The man touched the stone and his wish came true. The man became rich and lived happily ever after. Since then, the magic stone has been visited by people from all over the world seeking to grant their wishes. The stone is said to be a symbol of hope and faith. (Original) La piedra mágica de la iglesia de San Vicente La iglesia de San Vicente es una iglesia del siglo XII que se encuentra en el casco antiguo de Zamora. Según la leyenda, la iglesia tiene una piedra mágica que puede conceder deseos. La historia cuenta que, hace muchos años, un hombre pobre se acercó a la iglesia y pidió ayuda a Dios. El hombre le pidió a Dios que le concediera un deseo, y Dios le dijo que tocara una piedra en la iglesia. El hombre tocó la piedra y su deseo se hizo realidad. El hombre se hizo rico y vivió feliz para siempre. Desde entonces, la piedra mágica ha sido visitada por personas de todo el mundo que buscan conceder sus deseos. Se dice que la piedra es un símbolo de la esperanza y la fe.

(Translated by Google) Fairly large church with beautiful altarpieces (Original) Iglesia bastante grande bonitos retablos

(Translated by Google) Okay, what impresses most is the cover. (Original) Esta bien lo que más impresiona es la portada

Another gem of Roman architecture, very well preserved in center of historical city of Zamora, nice place.

Lovely place at night with a nice little bar at the end.

History

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Romanesque church in the main square of Zamora. It is worth visiting (Original) Preciosa iglesia románica en plena plaza mayor de Zamora. Vale la pena visitar

This church is undergoing some restoration but is still a fantastic example of the architecture of the period. It is set in the plaza which hosts many public events, including a bike ride, which finished there when I was in Zamora. There are plenty of restaurants, cafés, and bars surrounding the Square and also the police headquarters are located in this area in a beautiful building.

(Translated by Google) A modest Romanesque church from the 11th century. Several churches were rebuilt until the 14th century. Recently restored. It features a beautiful altar and a touching statue of the Virgin of Solitude. The wooden ceiling and the two arches are beautiful. The church can be visited for 1 euro. A combined ticket with several churches and museums in Zamora is also available for 6 euros. (Original) Ingetogen Romaanse kerk uit de 11e eeuw. Verschillende kerken verbouw tot in de 14e eeuw. Recent gerestaureerd. Mooi altaar en een aandoenlijk beeld van de maagd der eenzaamheid. Houten plafond en de twee bogen zijn mooi. Kerk is voor 1 euro te bezoeken. Kan ook een combinatie ticket met meerdere kerken en musea in Zamora voor 6 euro.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque church from the 12th century located in the middle of the Plaza Mayor. Exterior visit, highlighting the portal, the later renovated tower and remains of a sundial. (Original) Església romànica del s. XII situada al mig de la Plaça Major. Visita exterior, destacant la portalada, la torre reformada amb posterioritat i restes d'un rellotge de sol.

Disappointed that restaurant closed both Sunday and Monday evenings. Tapas just OK. Wine good. Would love to have spent more €!

What a beautiful place! The food delicious and good price What can I say about the service… the stuff there is just great! I will come back here for sure. Thanks guys! We loved the lunch and our time there.

It took more than 50 minutes to receive a drink after waiting for the menu for 30 minutes. 6 people and they gave us one menu. The place is very expensive for the area and the quality of the food is nothing spectacular. It is crazy to pay 16 euro for a dish that would be in many other bars 5-7euro. The views are nice but nothing spectacular. Under the train railways. Very disappointed

We stopped at this restaurant by chance and we have to recommend it because of both, meal and the courtesy of its employees. We had two week end meals, and one child menu, shared by two girls. They were so kind to let us do it. Al the end, lovely walk by the Duero shore. Prefect plan.

Nice views over the river Duero. I don't give 5 stars because they don't offer table service if you are in the area next to the river.

Needs to post hours! We drove a long way to find it is closed on Monday. Post your hours so I can delete this review.

Ok-ish food, great service, and amazing place with really nice views.

Well-curated regional archaeology and fine art in an elegant, stately setting.

The layout was pleasant and the exhibits were interesting. €1 entrance fee so value for money.

Modern and well organized museum. Free entrance. Nice staff.

Great place to learn more of the history of Zamora Spain!

It was a pity finding out that only 2 rooms were available due to renovations, but it was still worth it. The staff was very helpful and I had the museum practically to myself. I even got to enjoy a wonderful customized explanation about what was found in Castro from the Copper Age. I would definitely recommend it.

Great little museum. We enjoyed a free tour. Eva was our tour guide and she was so knowledgeable and interesting!

people are nice here~

(Translated by Google) Romanesque church from the 12th century, it was part of a convent. When it was abandoned, the first electricity factory in the city was built, which is why the chimney on the side houses the Virgin of Health and the Christ of Agony, two carvings. Stunning, handicap-friendly access (Original) Iglesia románica del siglo XII, formaba parte de un convento al ser abandonado se construyó la primera fábrica de electricidad de la ciudad por eso la chimenea que hay en el lateral, dentro se custodia la Virgen de la Salud y el Cristo de la Agonía dos tallas impresionantes, el acceso apto para discapacitados

(Translated by Google) Romanesque style church, built in the 12th century and renovated in the 16th century. It preserves many elements of its original construction, such as the capitals, the apse and the portico, and part of the tower, modified in the 16th century reform, which still maintains part of its original structure (Original) Iglesia de estilo románico, construida en el siglo XII y reformada en el siglo XVI. Conserva de su construcción original muchos elementos, como los capiteles, el ábside y el pórtico, y parte de la torre, modificada en la reforma del XVI, que aún mantiene parte de su estructura original

(Translated by Google) In the center of the square, you can see this wonderful Church, both inside and out, the visit is free, a wonderful jewel in Zamora. (Original) En el centro de la plaza, se puede ver esta maravillosas Iglesia, tanto por dentro y por fuera, la visita es gratuita, una maravillosa joya en Zamora.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Romanesque Church, the only downside is that it has limited visiting hours. (Original) Preciosa Iglesia románica, el pero es que tiene un horario reducidode visitas.

(Translated by Google) The Church of Santa María de la Horta, whose construction began at the end of the 12th century and belonged for centuries, together with the convent that was built adjacent to it in the 16th century, to the Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem. (Original) La Iglesia de Santa María de la Horta, cuya construcción comenzó a finales del siglo XII y perteneció durante siglos, junto con el convento que en el siglo XVI se construyó anexo a ella, a la Orden Hospitalaria de San Juan de Jerusalén.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque church from the 12th century, it belonged to the Knights Hospitaller of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem and later to the nuns of that same order (from 1537 to 1847). Of this old convent, only the façade remains, rebuilt in the 16th century, with the coat of arms of the Duke of Alba, the chapel and the choir. (Original) Iglesia románica del siglo XII, perteneció a los Caballeros Hospitalarios de la Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén y más tarde a las monjas de esa misma orden (de 1537 a 1847). De este antiguo convento sólo se conserva la fachada, rehecha en el Siglo XVI, con escudos del Duque de Alba, la capilla y el coro.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the many Romanesque temples in the city of Zamora. Known as the "Church of Horta" it was the seat of the hospital order of Saint John of Jerusalem. With the confiscation of Mendizábal it was semi-abandoned and the city's first power plant was located here and then, in part of its premises, an alcohol factory was installed that operated until the end of the last century. Currently, the factory has been integrated into a hotel complex. (Original) Es uno de los muchos templos románicos de la ciudad de Zamora. Conocida como la "Iglesia de Horta" fue sede de la orden hospitalaria de decSan Juan de Jerusalén. Con la desamortización de Mendizábal quedó en semiabandono y aquí se ubicó la primera central eléctrica de la ciudad y luego, en parte decsus dependencias se instaló una fábrica de alcoholes que funcionó hasta finales del pasado siglo. Actualmente, la fábrica se ha integrado en un complejo hotelero.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Romanesque church in Zamora. It has a later Baroque addition with a masonry belfry. (Original) Bonita iglesia románica en Zamora. Tiene un añadido posterior barroco con espadaña de mampostería.

(Translated by Google) Another Romanesque church where the capitals are at eye level, allowing you to see every detail. You can hear the explanation in the QR code. (Original) Otra iglesia románica donde los capiteles están a la altura de tus ojos por lo que se pueden observar todos los detalles. En el QR se oye la explicación.

(Translated by Google) 12th century The church of San Claudio de Olivares, from the 12th century, offers rich sculptural decoration both in the archivolts of the porch and in the capitals of the columns inside. The available documents date the church to around the year 1176, constituting the nucleus of the Olivares suburb. (Original) Siglo XII La iglesia de San Claudio de Olivares, del siglo XII, ofrece una rica decoración escultórica tanto en las arquivoltas del pórtico como en los capiteles de las columnas del interior. Los documentos disponibles datan la iglesia sobre el año 1176, constituyendo el núcleo del arrabal de Olivares.

(Translated by Google) Old church. Beautiful capitals. Admission €1 or €6 with a combination ticket. (Original) Oude kerk. Mooie kapitelen. Toegang 1 euro of 6 met combinatie ticket.

(Translated by Google) Dating from the 12th century in Romanesque style, it has a single irregular nave with abundant sculptural decoration, highlighting its large doorway. (Original) Data del siglo XII de estilo románico, es de una sola nave irregular y con abundante decoración escultórica destacando su gran portada.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque temple, located in the Olivares neighborhood, close to the Cathedral and near the Duero. There is parking space nearby. The church is very well preserved and on the outside you can see the numerous corbels and the doorway, which is the most notable. Inside, the image of Cristo del Amparo is worshiped. (Original) Templo romanico, situado en el barrio de Olivares, cercano a la Catedral y en las cercanías del Duero. Hay sitio para aparcar en las cercanías. La iglesia está muy bien conservada y en el exterior se pueden observar Los numerosos canecillos y la portada que es lo más reseñable. En el interior recibe culto la imagen de Cristo del Amparo.

(Translated by Google) One of the jewels of the Zamorano Romanesque is this church of San Claudio, in the Olivares neighborhood, outside the medieval enclosure and on the banks of the Duero River. What stands out about this small temple is its extraordinary sculptural decoration. On the outside, the representation of a messenger (the months of the year through the daily activities of each month) that we can see in the interior archivolt is very interesting and unusual. Unfortunately, its state of conservation is not optimal. Inside, we cannot miss the extraordinary capitals that run along the top of the arches of the chevet, true masterpieces of medieval carving. And of course, the image venerated here, the Holy Christ of Amparo, an anonymous work from the 17th century that is processed on Holy Wednesday by one of the most emblematic brotherhoods of Holy Week: the Brotherhood of Penitence, also known as "Las Capas Pardas". (Original) Una de las joyas del Románico Zamorano es esta iglesia de San Claudio, en el barrio de Olivares, extramuros del recinto medieval y a orillas del río Duero. A destacar de este pequeño templo su extraordinaria decoración escultórica. Al exterior, es muy interesante y poco común la representación de un mensario (los meses del año a través de las actividades cotidianas propias de cada mes) que podemos ver en la arquivolta interior. Por desgracia, su estado de conservación no es óptimo. Al interior, no podemos perdernos los extraordinarios capiteles que recorren el arranque de los arcos de la cabecera, verdaderas obras maestras de la talla medieval. Y por supuesto, la imagen que aquí se venera, el Santísimo Cristo del Amparo, obra anónima del S. XVII que es procesionada el Miércoles Santo por una de las hermandades más emblématicas de la Semana Santa: la Hermanda de Penitencia, también conocida como "Las Capas Pardas".

(Translated by Google) Do you want to see a Romanesque temple with some mural paintings from the 13th century that will leave you speechless? What makes St Stephen's Church really special is its 13th century wall paintings. These paintings depict scenes from the life of Christ and are an artistic treasure. They are one of the few collections of Romanesque wall paintings preserved in Spain. The exterior of the church is impressive, with a stone façade carved with a series of arches and columns. The interior of the church is also impressive, with a single nave and an apse with three chapels. (Original) ¿Quieres ver un templo románico con unas pinturas murales del siglo XIII que te dejarán sin palabras? Lo que hace que la iglesia de San Esteban sea realmente especial son sus pinturas murales del siglo XIII. Estas pinturas representan escenas de la vida de Cristo y son un tesoro artístico. Son una de las pocas colecciones de pinturas murales románicas que se conservan en España. El exterior de la iglesia es impresionante, con una fachada de piedra tallada con una serie de arcos y columnas. El interior de la iglesia también es impresionante, con una nave única y un ábside con tres capillas.

(Translated by Google) This church was appropriated by the Claretian priests, leaving it inside their school, from which priests and students accessed it to perform Catholic rites. (Original) Esta iglesia se la apropiaron los curas claretianos, dejandola dentro de su colegio, desde el cuál curas y alumnos acediamos a ella para hacer los ritos católicos

(Translated by Google) It is a Romanesque temple. Today it is used as a museum of the sculptor Baltasar Lobo. (Original) Es un templo románico. Hoy en día se utiliza como museo del escultor Baltasar Lobo.

(Translated by Google) 12th century It is a Romanesque temple and although its interior has been renovated several times during the 18th century, the exterior is preserved intact. (Original) Siglo XII Es un templo románico y aunque su interior ha sido reformado en varias ocasiones durante el siglo XVIII, el exterior se conserva intacto

(Translated by Google) Well preserved for its façade. (Original) Bien conservada por su fachada.

(Translated by Google) This church is one of many appropriations, by registration, of the Catholic Church. Already in times of the dictatorship, the Claretian priests appropriated it and it was a part of their school. It is a shame that this Romanesque jewel and so many other Spanish ones belong to the Vatican, a poor and foreign country. (Original) Esta iglesia es una de tantas apropiaciones, por matriculación, tramposa de la iglesia catolica. Ya en tiempos de la dictadura, los curas clarectianos, de la apropiaron y era una parte de su colegio. Es una vergüenza que esta joya romanica y tantas otras, españolas pertenezcan al Vaticano, un pais abariento y extranjero.

(Translated by Google) One more example of Zamorano Romanesque. The pity is that it cannot be visited regularly, since it is closed to worship. The last times it has been able to be entered is for the events around Holy Week of the Royal Brotherhood of the Holy Burial (descent of the crucified Christ). (Original) Un ejemplo más del románico zamorano. La pena es que no se puede visitar habitualmente, ya que está cerrada al culto. Las últimas veces que ha podido entrarse es por los actos en torno a la Semana Santa de la Real Cofradía del Santo Entierro (descendimiento del Cristo crucificado).

(Translated by Google) Pieces of art with deterioration, Angel, some paintings, also beautiful works of art. (Original) Piezas de arte con deterioros, Angel , algún cuadro, también bonitas obras de arte.

(Translated by Google) I heard about it since I was a child, because of its story with the snake, I went to look for it, but they are only open on Saturdays and Sundays, what a shame (Original) Oí hablar de ella desde niña,por su historia con la serpiente,fui a buscarla,pero solo abren sábados y domingos,q pena

(Translated by Google) Emblematic hermitage in Zamora. In it you can see the snake of legend. (Original) Ermita emblemática en Zamora. En ella puedes ver la culebra de la leyenda.

(Translated by Google) Shame of constructions around the hermitage (Original) Vergüenza de construcciones alrededor de la ermita

(Translated by Google) A shame that it is between two huge buildings. (Original) Una pena que este entre dos enormes edificios.

(Translated by Google) Virgin of Carmen del Camino. (Original) Virgen del Carmen del camino.

(Translated by Google) Very good products (Original) Muy buenos productos

(Translated by Google) Under construction (Original) En obras

Although it is not in the class of the great cathedrals of Spain such as Toledo, Salamanca and Leon it is still well worth a visit. Located along the banks of the Duero and where the Caminos de Plata and Levanter meet, this 12th Century Romanesque construction was completed in an astonishing 27 years. It boasts some particularly attractive structures including its altar, chapels and domelike ceilings (pictures included).

At night it is more glorious

Very nice visit across catedral. Audio guide provide simple short overview Missing more deep guide

This is a beautifully preserved, ancient cathedral that hosts a myriad of fascinating pieces of art in its small interior. Opened in 1174, it is a wonderful example of Romanesque architecture in Spain. Although it includes important changes from the 16th century, you can feel the antiquity of this church as you walk about in its interior. It is, however, most recognised from its exterior appearance. The cathedral overlooks the Duero river, and its bell tower and dome have become inseparable symbols of the town of Zamora. Its location, at the end of the historical downtown, invites visitors to walk through the city before arriving to it. We paid no entry fee, it was actually quite warm inside despite a freezing day outside, and there were available leaflets with some handy information. Definitely, a must-see visit if you pass by Zamora!

Nice cathedral to visit the entrance is quite expensive for 5 euro person but all in all very good

Zamora is a city in Castile and Leon, Spain, it lies on a rocky hill in the northwest, near the frontier with Portugal and crossed by the Douro river, which is some 50 kilometres downstream as it reaches the Portuguese border. With its 24 Characteristic Romanesque style churches of the 12th and 13th centuries it has been called a "museum of Romanesque art". Zamora is the city with the most Romanesque churches in all of Europe.

Avila a well preserved and historic city with a wall for the ages.

(Translated by Google) One of the Romanesque churches that you have to visit, entrance €1, it does not have altarpieces inside, it has a tomb, the carving is magnificent and a reclining Christ in wood by an artist from Zamora is very beautiful, a carving of the Virgin of La Salud and as a curiosity a well to extract water, it was not necessary to go near the river, it is worth a visit (Original) Una de las iglesias románicas que hay que visitar, entrada 1€, no cuenta con retablos en su interior tiene ,un sepulcro la talla es magnífica y un cristo yacente en madera de un artista de Zamora es muy bonito, una talla de la virgen de la Salud y como curiosidad un pozo para extraer agua, no hacía falta acercarse al río, merece la pena su visita

(Translated by Google) The Church of Santa María Magdalena is a stunning example of Gothic architecture in León. Its façade, with carefully sculpted details, conveys solemnity and elegance, while the interior surprises with high ceilings, pointed arches, and chapels steeped in history and religious art. Strolling through the church allows you to feel the spirituality of the place and appreciate the dedication of the artisans who worked on every detail. Furthermore, its location in the historic center makes it a perfect spot to combine your visit with other monuments in the city. (Original) La Iglesia de Santa María Magdalena es un ejemplo impresionante de arquitectura gótica en León. Su fachada, con detalles cuidadosamente esculpidos, transmite solemnidad y elegancia, mientras que el interior sorprende con techos altos, arcos apuntados y capillas llenas de historia y arte religioso. Pasear por la iglesia permite sentir la espiritualidad del lugar y apreciar la dedicación de los artesanos que trabajaron en cada detalle. Además, su ubicación en el casco histórico hace que sea un punto perfecto para combinar la visita con otros monumentos de la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) Of course, here you have a more summarized and simple version: --- **Church of La Magdalena in Zamora** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Located in the old town, it is a 12th-century Romanesque church that impresses with its beautiful façade and calm, detailed interior. The carved capitals and columns are especially notable. An essential visit for any lover of history and architecture. (Original) Claro, aquí tienes una versión más resumida y sencilla: --- **Iglesia de La Magdalena en Zamora** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Situada en el casco antiguo, es una iglesia románica del siglo XII impresiona con su hermosa fachada y su interior tranquilo y detallado. Los capiteles y columnas tallados son especialmente destacables. Una visita imprescindible para cualquier amante de la historia y la arquitectura.

(Translated by Google) It was built between the 12th and 13th centuries in two periods, the first in Romanesque style and the second in Gothic style. It has a single nave with a basilica plan. It has three covers, highlighting the southern one, and its late Romanesque tomb with a recumbent female figure also stands out. It is declared a National Monument. (Original) Se construyó entre los siglos XII y XIII en dos periodos el primero de estilo románico y el segundo gótico. Es de una sola nave con planta basilical. Cuenta con tres portadas destacando la meridional, también destaca su sepulcro tardorromanico con una figura yacente femenina. Está declarada monumento Nacional.

(Translated by Google) The church of Santa María Magdalena, in my opinion, is another of the essential visits in Zamora, as almost all ecclesiastical architecture is also in the Romanesque style, although later styles can be seen, perhaps from remodeling or from a construction that lasted over time. (Original) La iglesia de Santa María Magdalena en mi opinión es otra de las visitas indispensables en Zamora como casi todas arquitectura eclesiástica es también de estilo románico aunque se ven estilos posteriores quizá de remodelaciones o de una construcción alargado en el tiempo

(Translated by Google) It is a Romanesque temple from the 12th and 13th centuries, attributed to the architect Giral Fruchel, with a very high single nave, a basilica plan, and a southern portal exquisitely decorated with plant motifs, multi-lobed arches, and human faces that reflect its medieval beauty. Its exterior is currently undergoing authorized renovations that include restoration of the roofs and improvements to the north and east facades to preserve its structure and artistic value. (Original) Es un templo románico de los siglos XII-XIII, atribuida al arquitecto Giral Fruchel, de nave única muy alta con planta basilical y una portada meridional exquisitamente decorada con motivos vegetales, arcos polilobulados y rostros humanos que reflejan su belleza medieval; actualmente su exterior está en reformas autorizadas que incluyen restauración de las cubiertas y mejoras en las fachadas norte y este para preservar su estructura y valor artístico.

(Translated by Google) Small but beautiful and interesting Romanesque church. You have to see its interior, details, architecture and the tomb that is attributed to Doña Urraca in her transit to paradise, with all its history as well as its exterior with its detailed capitals, southern doorway with plant decoration. Without a doubt you have to visit it. (Original) Pequeña pero bella e interesante iglesia románica. Hay que ver su interior, detalles, arquitectura y el sepulcro que se atribuye a Doña Urraca en su tránsito hacia el paraiso, con toda su historia así como su exterior con sus detallados capiteles, portada meridional con decoración vegetal. Sin duda alguna hay que visitarla.

Ridiculous hours designed for the convenience of the guards, not the tourists. The place is closed during the afternoon and open in the evening. Who is going to drive 30 min in the middle of nowhere at night?

Very amazing place to visit. The last restants of visigothic influences. This is something that you have to see. It is lying in a beautiful place of Spain.

Excellent carving. Decorated stones in museum nearby

One of the oldest church in Spain if not the oldest,worth a visit.

Beautiful church

especcular

San Pedro de la Nave, not far from Zamora, is a very early flower; the spring that will make the Romanesque bloom, all around, will come only three centuries later. But here it is already...

(Translated by Google) Built in the 12th century within the first walled enclosure of Zamora at the initiative of Sancha Raimúndez, sister of Alfonso VII, it is a Romanesque church with a single nave, a square chevet, transverse arches dividing the sections, and two facing doorways (north and south) with concentric arches and sober decoration. Its interior retains its original style almost intact, including capitals, corbels, and stonemason's marks. (Original) Erigida en el s. XII dentro del primer recinto amurallado de Zamora por iniciativa de Sancha Raimúndez, hermana de Alfonso VII, es un templo románico de una sola nave con cabecera cuadrada, arcos fajones que dividen los tramos y dos portadas enfrentadas (norte y sur) de arcos concéntricos con decoración sobria; su interior conserva casi intacto el estilo original, incluyendo capiteles, ménsulas y marcas de cantero.

(Translated by Google) Located in San Isidoro Square, near the Cathedral, with a garden area, quiet and with access to the Portillo de la Lealtad. (Original) Situada a la plaça de San Isidoro, prop de la Catedral, amb una zona enjardinada, tranquil.la i amb accés al Portillo de la Lealtad.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the many churches in the city of Zamora, in this case it is located in the vicinity of the cathedral and is only open on weekends. I liked it better on the outside, inside it is completely restored and little of its Romanesque origin can be seen except in its shape. (Original) Es una de las muchas iglesias que hay en la ciudad de Zamora, en este caso esta está situada en el entorno de la catedral y solo abre los fines de semana. Me ha gustado más por fuera, por dentro está totalmente restaurada y se aprecia poco de su origen románico salvo en su forma.

(Translated by Google) 12th century The church of San Isidoro is also known as Carmen del Castillo, since it has been the headquarters of this brotherhood since 1688. Located next to the Castle and the Gate of Treason (now Gate of Loyalty), it was built in the 12th century and its construction is attributed to Doña Sancha, daughter of Don Alfonso, as a reason to commemorate the passage through Zamora of the relics of San Isidoro of Seville on their transfer to León. (Original) Siglo XII La iglesia de San Isidoro también es conocida como el Carmen del Castillo, ya que es sede de esta cofradía desde 1688. Ubicada junto al Castillo y la Puerta de la Traición (ahora de la Lealtad) se levantó en el siglo XII siendo su construcción atribuida a Doña Sancha, hija de don Alfonso, como motivo de la conmemoración del paso por Zamora de las reliquias de San Isidoro de Sevilla en su traslado a León.

(Translated by Google) One more Romanesque church among the enormous number found in the city of Zamora. In this one in particular, the strange apse, so to speak, of a style much later than that of the church itself would stand out. I would describe it as "extemporaneous nonsense", which is what I mean, but the Church has doctors. (Original) Una iglesia románica más entre la enorme cantidad que se encuentran en la ciudad de Zamora. En ésta en concreto destacaría, el extraño ábside, por llamarlo de alguna manera, de estilo muy posterior al de la propia iglesia. Yo lo calificaría de "pegote extemporáneo", al añadido me refiero, pero doctores tiene la Iglesia.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque church, located in the vicinity of the Zamora cathedral, it can be accessed from the castle gardens or from the Rúa de los Notarios. It is worth a visit since it is in an unbeatable environment, inside the Virgin of Carmen is worshiped. (Original) Iglesia románica, situada en el entorno de la catedral de Zamora, se puede acceder a ella desde los jardines del castillo o desde la Rúa de los Notarios. Merece la pena su visita puesto que está en un entorno inmejorable, dentro recibe culto la Virgen del Carmen.

(Translated by Google) It was built in the 12th century of sandstone ashlar but only one wall remains. It has a rectangular floor plan and has a three-section nave. It is Romanesque in style and has two doorways. Its construction is attributed to Doña Sancha, daughter of Doña Urraca. It has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. (Original) Se levantó en el siglo XII de sillería arenisca pero solamente se conserva un muro, de planta rectangular cuenta con una nave de tres tramos, es de estilo románico y tiene dos portadas. Se atribuye su construcción a Doña Sancha hija de Doña Urraca. Está declarada Bien de Interés Cultural.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the oldest churches in Zamora from the 11th century with some subsequent reforms, in Romanesque style it was built with three naves of which only one with three sections now exists. It has a square tower with a slate spire. It is retired from worship and is a National Monument. (Original) Es una de las iglesias más antiguas de Zamora del siglo XI con alguna que otra reforma posterior, de estilo románico se levantó con tres naves de las cuales ya solo existe una con tres tramos. Cuenta con una torre de planta cuadrada con un chapitel de pizarra. Se encuentra retirada al culto y es Monumento Nacional.

(Translated by Google) We enjoyed the tour. They charge 1 euro to enter (ages 12 and over only), which goes toward the building's preservation. The ticket includes a code for the very educational audio guide. (Original) Nos ha gustado la visita. Te cobran 1 euro a la entrada (solo mayores de 12 años) que va destinado a la.consrvacion del edificio. La entrada incluye código para la audioguía muy didactica

(Translated by Google) One of the most special churches in Zamora, the beauty of its capitals, as well as the representations engraved in stone that appear on its doors and windows, make it unique. Highlights include the seven-headed monster, Daniel in the lions' den and "Bermudo." (Original) Una de las iglesias más especiales de Zamora, la belleza de sus capiteles, así como las representaciones grabadas en piedra que figuran sobre sus puertas y ventanas, la hacen única. A destacar el monstruo de siete cabezas, Daniel en el foso de los leones y "Bermudo".

(Translated by Google) Romanesque style temple, located in the center of the city, in a privileged location next to a viewpoint of the Duero River. Very difficult to park nearby. Currently the church is closed to worship, but is open for tourist visits. (Original) Templo de estilo románico, situado en el centro de la ciudad, en un sitio privilegiado junto a un mirador al río Duero. Muy complicado aparcar en las proximidades. Actualmente la iglesia esta cerrada al culto, pero esta abierta para visitas turísticas.

(Translated by Google) Church built in the 11th century, one of the oldest in the city. It belongs to the Romanesque style, but has undergone multiple renovations, which has meant that much of the decoration of this style has been lost. It is one of the jewels of the city, preserving a large number of decorative sculptural elements, as well as remains of wall paintings, which allow us to get an idea of ​​what the decoration of these churches must have been like. Your visit is free (Original) Iglesia construida en el siglo XI, una de las más antiguas de la ciudad. Pertenece al estilo románico, pero ha sufrido múltiples reformas, lo que ha hecho que se haya perdido gran parte de la decoración de este estilo. Se trata de una de las joyas de la ciudad, conservando un gran número de elementos escultóricos decorativos, así como restos de pinturas murales, que permiten hacernos a la idea de cómo debía ser la decoración de estas iglesias. Su visita es gratuita

(Translated by Google) It seems that a church existed at the end of the 11th century, as evidenced by an inscription from 1093. This building fell into ruin, and the current one was built using some materials from the previous building, which has also been remodeled several times throughout its history. According to some experts, part of the north wall, the main chapel, the Gospel chapel, and the entrance to the Epistle Chapel date back to the late 11th century. On the south façade, dating from the mid-12th century, there is a simple doorway formed by three semicircular archivolts. The tower also rises on this side, possibly serving as an ancient defensive watchtower on the old wall. Numerous pieces from the original temple are preserved on this south wall, such as a siren, a blacksmith named Bermudo working on an anvil, Saint Peter with a bonnet and the corresponding key, a chrismon, a seven-headed monster, and the scene of Daniel in the lions' den. The exterior decoration is complemented by the usual modillions with human figures and remains of the checkered pattern on the eaves. The old basilica floor plan was replaced by a single nave. It has several interesting capitals, depicting biblical scenes (Adoration of the Magi, Expulsion from Paradise, Massacre of the Innocents) or plant motifs. It has been a National Monument since 1931. (Original) Parece que existió una iglesia a finales del siglo XI, como demuestra una inscripción de 1093, este edificio se arruinaría y se construiría el actual aprovechando algunos materiales del anterior edificio, el cual también ha sido diversas veces remodelado a lo largo de su historia. Según algunos expertos parte del muro norte, la capilla mayor,la capilla del evangelio y el ingreso a la epístola pertenecerían a finales del siglo XI. En la fachada sur, de mediados del siglo XII, se encuentra una portada sencilla formada por tres arquivolta semicirculares. En este costado se levanta también la torre, la cual es posible que fuese una antigua atalaya defensiva en la antigua muralla. En este muro sur se conservan numerosas piezas del templo primitivo como una sirena, un herrero llamado Bermudo trabajando sobre un yunque, San Pedro con bonete y la correspondiente llave, un crismón, un monstruo de siete cabezas y la escena de Daniel en el foso de los leones. La decoración exterior se complementa con los habituales modillones con figuras humanas y restos del ajedrezado en el alero. La antigua planta basilical fue sustituida por una sola nave. Cuenta con varios capiteles interesantes, los temas que estos representan son escenas bíblicas (adoración de los Reyes, expulsión del paraíso, matanza de los inocentes), o temas vegetales. Es Monumento Nacional desde 1931.

(Translated by Google) From the beginning of the 12th century, it is probably one of the oldest churches in the city. The reliefs embedded in windows and walls attract attention. A wonderful set that is well worth the visit, which is free. If the exterior attracts attention, there is no shortage of corners inside. With remains of polychrome that bring us closer to the magnificence that these places must have had in the past. (Original) De principios del siglo XII, probablemente sea de las iglesias más antiguas de la ciudad. Llaman la atención los relieves encastrados en ventanas y muros. Un conjunto estupendo que bien seerece la visita que es gratuita. Si el exterior llama la atención, en el interior no faltan rincones. Con restos de policromía que nos acercan a la magnificencia que antaño debieron tener estos lugares.

(Translated by Google) Church built in the ruins of a Romanesque church, located in one of the gates of Zamora, San Torcuato gate, the current one is a baroque temple, main baroque altarpiece, free entry (Original) Iglesia edificada en la ruinas de una iglesia románica, situada en una de las puertas de Zamora, puerta de San Torcuato, la actual es un templo barroco, retablo mayor barroco, entrada gratuita

(Translated by Google) It has a Latin cross plan, in a baroque style, construction began in 1673, although its interior was delayed due to the appearance of the plague in the city; it subsequently underwent several renovations. Already in 1681 the Eucharist was placed. From its interior, its baroque style main altarpiece stands out. It's worth a visit, it's very pretty. (Original) Tiene planta de cruz latina, de estilo barroco se empezó a construir en el año 1.673 aunque su interior se demoró por la aparición de la peste en la cuidad, posteriormente sufrió varias reformas. Ya en 1.681 se colocó la Eucaristía. De su interior destaca su retablo mayor de estilo barroco. Merece una visita es muy bonita.

(Translated by Google) My parents got married there. I was baptized and although I often go to pray, it hurts me a lot since many funerals have taken place in this Church. More beautiful inside than outside. Totally recommended. (Original) En ella se casaron mis padres. Fuí bautizada y aunque voy a menudo a rezar, me duele mucho ya que en esta Iglesia han tenido lugar muchos funerales. Más preciosa por dentro que por fuera. Totalmente recomendable.

(Translated by Google) Sense res remarkable (Original) Sense res destacable

(Translated by Google) A welcoming place for prayer and celebrations. In addition to daily masses, there is confession time. A living community with many parish groups: catechism, Caritas, liturgy, youth... It has recently been part of the Pastoral Unit "The Good Shepherd", along with other parishes in the historic center. Highly recommended. (Original) Un lugar acogedor para la oración y para las celebraciones. Además de las misas diarias, hay horario de confesiones. Una comunidad viva con muchos grupos parroquiales: catequesis, Cáritas, liturgia, jóvenes... Desde hace poco forma parte de la Unidad Pastoral "El buen pastor", junto con otras parroquias del casco histórico. Muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Bonita

(Translated by Google) A spectacular altarpiece. The best is always inside. (Original) Un retablo espectacular. Lo mejor siempre está en el interior.