Old Town hall of Zamora

The Town Hall displays ornate stone carvings on its facade, with decorative elements that combine Gothic and Renaissance architectural features across two stories.

Construction of the original structure began in 1493, with subsequent modifications in the early 16th century that transformed it into the current Plateresque design.

The building represents the peak of Spanish architectural development during the 16th century, when decorative stonework reached exceptional levels of refinement.

The Old Town Hall opens its doors to visitors during regular office hours and serves as an orientation point for exploring the Plaza Mayor district.

The structure maintains its original stone balconies, where local authorities traditionally made public announcements to the gathered citizens below.

Location: Zamora

Inception: 15 century

Architectural style: Plateresque

GPS coordinates: 41.50318,-5.74654

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:31