It resembles a town gateway but survives from a vanished church. Imagine the missing building before studying the passage above the street. Inside are a small chapel and an upper room, with Mudéjar decoration invisible from outside. The exterior makes a short walking stop. Check authorised interior visits beforehand rather than assuming you can simply walk in.
Sources checked on 18 October 2026. Opening and access may change. The walk does not include admission; allow extra time for interiors. Routes have not been audited for accessibility.
Plan this visit
Imagine what is missing
We suggest first looking at the relationship between the surviving arch and street. The heritage account identifies it as part of a vanished church rather than a city-wall gateway. This changes the interpretation: consider where the building continued before focusing only on the picturesque appearance of the raised passage.
A short exterior stop or arranged entry
Inside are a chapel and an upper room, but provincial information directs visitors to reservation through authorised guides. Confirm arrangements before relying on entry. With time only for the exterior, view the volume from both sides without blocking the street; do not turn the stop into a promise of spontaneous indoor access.
