Románico Zamora

Doña Urraca’s Palace

11th century

It belongs to the first walled enclosure placed next to the DoñaUrraca's gate. It belonged to Doña Urraca, who was daughter of Ferdinand I and Lady of Zamora.

It became a municipal property possibly thanks to a royal donation, appearing as part of the properties of the City Council in the 16th century. Later, it was transformed into a barracks and in the late-19th century it was used as inn, an activity that continued until the 50's. Today it houses an information point about the city evolution and exhibitions.

The city can be contemplated from this point thanks to a high section of the city wall that contains the palace.

ADDRESS

It is located next to the gate of Doña Urraca, in La Leña Square.

To view the entire route from your position to the monument, you can click on the Google icon located on the lower left corner of the map.

OPENING HOURS AND VISITS

From Monday to Friday: from 8:00 to 15:00.

GENERAL INTEREST SERVICES

Tourist offices: 

- Local tourist office: It is located at 5, Arias Gonzalo Square. Tel. +34 980 533 694

- Castilla y León tourist office: It is located at 1, Príncipe de Asturias Avenue. Tel. +34 980 531 845

- Provincial tourist office: It is located at Viriato Square. Tel. +34 980 534 047

Local police: Tel. +34 980 531 245

Civil Guard (police with responsibilities outside towns): Tel. +34 980 521 100

Emergency telephone numbers: 112

- Virgen de la Concha (Hospital): Tel. +34 980 548 212

Bus station: Tel. +34 980 521 281

Train station: Tel. +34 980 521 110

Taxi: Tel. +34 630 630 630 

Civil defence: Tel. +34 980 536 190