Plaza de toros de Zamora

The Plaza de Toros de Zamora features traditional Spanish architecture with tiered seating arrangements and can accommodate 10,500 spectators within its circular structure.

Architect Martin Pastells y Papell completed the construction of this substantial bullring on June 29, 1879, establishing it as a central venue for regional events.

The arena maintains its position as a second-class bullring in Spain, hosting regular bullfighting events that connect spectators to regional traditions.

Visitors can access guided tours of the facility throughout the year, learning about the architectural elements and historical significance of this 19th-century structure.

The geographical position at 41.5102° N latitude and -5.74552° W longitude places this bullring in a central location within the ancient city of Zamora.

Location: Zamora

Inception: June 29, 1879

Architects: Martín Pastells y Papell

Capacity: 10500

GPS coordinates: 41.51020,-5.74552

Latest update: March 18, 2025 02:16