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Catedral de Zamora
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The Cathedral of Zamora is a Catholic cathedral in Zamora, in Castile and León, Spain, located above the right bank of the Duero It remains surrounded by its old walls and gates. Built between 1151 and 1174, it is one of the finest examples of Spanish Romanesque architecture.
Nearby attractions
Zamora Castle
C. Alcañices, 1, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Plaza de la Catedral
Pl. la Catedral, 2, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Museo Baltasar Lobo
Pl. la Catedral, 2, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Aceñas de Olivares
Pl. San Claudio, s/n, 49026 Zamora, Spain
Portillo de la Lealtad
C. Postigo, 6, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Iglesia de San Claudio de Olivares
Pl. San Claudio, 19, 49026 Zamora, Spain
Church of San Pedro y San Ildefonso
49001 Zamora, Spain
Iglesia de Santiago el Viejo o de los Caballeros
49026 Zamora, Spain
Santa María Magdalena de Zamora
C. Rúa los Francos, s/n, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Statue of Viriato
Pl. Viriato, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Nearby restaurants
Restaurante las Espadañas
C. del Mediodía, 24, 49026 Zamora, Spain
Restaurante Puente de Piedra
Pl. Belén, 3, 49027 Zamora, Spain
La Rúa Restaurante
C. Rúa los Francos, 21, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Cuzeo
C. Rúa los Francos, 6, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Restaurantes Zamora | Los Caprichos de Meneses
Plaza San Miguel, Pl. Mayor, 3, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Restaurante Ágape
Pl. San Miguel, 3, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Pizzeria Carlos
Av. Feria, 14, 49004 Zamora, Spain
Restaurante Metro Zamora
C. Ramón Álvarez, 1, 49004 Zamora, Spain
Bar La Herrería
C. de los Herreros, n°1, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Casa Bernardo
Pl. San Miguel, 2, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Nearby hotels
TRONCOSO ENEA
Trav. del Troncoso, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Hotel Hostería Real Zamora
AVDA DE VIGO, 2, Cta. Pizarro, 7, 49026 Zamora, Spain
Parador de Zamora
Pl. Viriato, 5, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Los Pepinos
Cta. Pepinos, 1, 49001 Zamora, Spain
Ares Hotel
Pl. Puentica, 2, 49031 Zamora, Spain
A los Ojos del Río Duero
C. Puente, 32, 49002 Zamora, Spain
Apartamento La Muralla
Rda. Sta. María Nueva, 17-19, 49005 Zamora, Spain
Hotel NH Zamora Palacio del Duero
Pl. Horta, 1, 49002 Zamora, Spain
Casa Mara
C. de Fermoselle, 13, 49027 Zamora, Spain
Hostal Bajo La Muralla
C. de la Feria, 5, 49004 Zamora, Spain
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Catedral de Zamora

Pl. la Catedral, 1, 49001 Zamora, Spain
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The Cathedral of Zamora is a Catholic cathedral in Zamora, in Castile and León, Spain, located above the right bank of the Duero It remains surrounded by its old walls and gates. Built between 1151 and 1174, it is one of the finest examples of Spanish Romanesque architecture.

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attractions: Zamora Castle, Plaza de la Catedral, Museo Baltasar Lobo, Aceñas de Olivares, Portillo de la Lealtad, Iglesia de San Claudio de Olivares, Church of San Pedro y San Ildefonso, Iglesia de Santiago el Viejo o de los Caballeros, Santa María Magdalena de Zamora, Statue of Viriato, restaurants: Restaurante las Espadañas, Restaurante Puente de Piedra, La Rúa Restaurante, Cuzeo, Restaurantes Zamora | Los Caprichos de Meneses, Restaurante Ágape, Pizzeria Carlos, Restaurante Metro Zamora, Bar La Herrería, Casa Bernardo
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Phone
+34 980 53 06 44
Website
catedralzamora.com

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Nearby attractions of Catedral de Zamora

Zamora Castle

Plaza de la Catedral

Museo Baltasar Lobo

Aceñas de Olivares

Portillo de la Lealtad

Iglesia de San Claudio de Olivares

Church of San Pedro y San Ildefonso

Iglesia de Santiago el Viejo o de los Caballeros

Santa María Magdalena de Zamora

Statue of Viriato

Zamora Castle

Zamora Castle

4.4

(1.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Plaza de la Catedral

Plaza de la Catedral

4.7

(97)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Museo Baltasar Lobo

Museo Baltasar Lobo

4.4

(60)

Open 24 hours
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Aceñas de Olivares

Aceñas de Olivares

4.6

(259)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Catedral de Zamora

Restaurante las Espadañas

Restaurante Puente de Piedra

La Rúa Restaurante

Cuzeo

Restaurantes Zamora | Los Caprichos de Meneses

Restaurante Ágape

Pizzeria Carlos

Restaurante Metro Zamora

Bar La Herrería

Casa Bernardo

Restaurante las Espadañas

Restaurante las Espadañas

3.7

(53)

$

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Restaurante Puente de Piedra

Restaurante Puente de Piedra

4.3

(518)

$

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La Rúa Restaurante

La Rúa Restaurante

4.0

(317)

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Cuzeo

Cuzeo

4.6

(330)

$$

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Reviews of Catedral de Zamora

4.5
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Zamora Cathedral may not be the largest, but it’s one of the most captivating Romanesque buildings in Spain. Its distinctive dome—covered in stone scales—rises gracefully above the crossing, giving the structure a unique and almost mystical presence. Inside, the choir stalls and the revered 'Cristo de las injurias' add depth and solemnity, while the adjoining cloister leads to a small museum with exquisite medieval tapestries.

A true highlight is the nighttime tour, Aromas de Fe, which offers a completely different perspective. The cathedral is lit with warm, dramatic lighting that transforms its stonework and spaces into something intimate and almost theatrical. These visits take place on Saturday nights, are limited to small groups, and last about an hour. However, the experience comes at a premium—night tickets cost roughly double the...

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5.0
5y

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...

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5.0
3y

En un documento del año 1123 se cita a la iglesia de «Sant Salva­dor» que estaba en el mismo lugar donde está construi­da la catedral actual, estaba dedicada a la memoria del Salvador «et omnium sanctorum, quorum basilica ab antiquis sita est in Zamora». Esta pequeña basílica, sin duda arrasada por Almanzor, fue restaurada por Fernando I y en ella fue restablecida la Sede Zamorana por Alfonso VII, el Emperador, y en ella se estableció el Cabildo Catedralicio. Viendo el Emperador Alfonso VII la poca capacidad del lugar en que el Prelado y el Cabildo se veían precisados a dar culto a Dios, decidió agrandarla; para ello, el año 1135 cedió, en donación hecha al obispo Bernardo, unos terrenos colindantes. fue construida en tiempos del obispo Esteban, que sucedió a Bernardo. La actual catedral fue construida entre 1151 y 1174, fue consagrada el 15 de septiembre de 1174. El museo tiene obras de gran valor histórico. Horarios: De Lunes a Domingo: Mañana: de 10.00 a 14.00 h.Cierre de puertas: 13.30 h. Tarde: de 16.30 a 19.00 h.Cierre de puertas: 18.30 h. DESDE EL 4 DE ABRIL De Lunes a Domingo: Mañana: de 10.00 a 20.00 h. Cierre de puertas: 19.30 h.La admisión de público finaliza siempre 30 minutos antes de las horas de cierre. 15 minutos antes de cada misa se abren las puertas a los fieles. 10 minutos después de comenzar la misa se cierra el acceso. Durante los cultos no se permiten visitas al templo. Tradicionalmente, por descanso del personal con motivo de las fiestas navideñas, este monumento permanece cerrado al turismo los días: 24 de Diciembre (por la tarde). 25 de Diciembre (todo el día). 31 de Diciembre (por la tarde) 1 de Enero (todo el día). 6 de Enero (todo el día).

ENTRADA GENERAL 5,00 € Adultos en general. ENTRADA REDUCIDA 3,00 €, Estudiantes,Pensionistas.Discapacitados.Desempleados.Familias numerosas. Grupos desde 20 pax. ENTRADA GRATUITA Menores de 12 años (acompañados). Domingos por la tarde, excepto Semana Santa y en coincidencia con puentes y lunes festivos. Día internacional de los museos. Asociados de «Amigos de la...

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