Puerta de San Torcuato
16th century. Until the 20th century this was the main access to the city. Built with rectangular rubblework walls, it contains an outstanding coat of arms with a two-headed imperial eagle, as well as a variety of heraldic devises of the military governors of the period. The interior shelters a small hermitage dedicated to San Torcuato.
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Puerta de San Torcuato
Callejón de San Torcuato, 2, 18500
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