Overview

At the Zamora Gate, one of the many gates in the medieval wall, stands this lovely Romanesque church whose origin dates back to the replobladores of Salamanca, Don Ramón of Burgundy and Doña Urraca of Castile. Its main feature is its round structure. It has semicircular apses, and during restoration two primitive altars with Gothic friezes, decorating the main part of the church, were discovered. There's also a lovely 16th-century statue of Our Lady.