Zamora Travel Guide

This medieval stone bridge spans the Douro River with sixteen pointed arches dating to the 12th century. Walk its pedestrian-only path for panoramic views of Zamora's skyline, especially magical during sunrise or sunset.

Zamora Cathedral captivates with its rare Byzantine-style dome adorned with stone scales, a 12th-century Romanesque masterpiece. Inside, discover exquisite Flemish tapestries and intricate choir stalls.

This museum houses Spain's finest Holy Week processional sculptures, showcasing Zamora's sacred traditions through intricately carved religious figures that parade through streets each Easter.

This historic market showcases stunning modernist architecture with distinctive stained-glass windows. Browse artisanal stalls for regional specialities like local cheeses and traditional wheat flour chips.

This Renaissance square forms the heart of Zamora with its elegant architecture and medieval city hall. Savour local cuisine at the surrounding cafés while admiring the statue of King Alfonso IX.

This medieval gateway flanked by round towers stands as a testament to Queen Doña Urraca's 11th-century defence of Zamora. Explore the semicircular archway while discovering the city's ancient fortifications.

Iglesia de San Pedro y San Ildefonso is just one of the places to see in Zamora, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Wander the riverfront and gardens while you're in the area.

You can learn about the history of Zamora with a trip to Estatua de Viriato. Wander the riverfront and forests while you're in the area.