San Esteban arch attraction

This arch was one of the twelve entrance gates to the city located in the wall. Its construction dates from the 14th century, perhaps carried out by Moorish artists. It stands out for its Mudejar style, in which masonry and ashlar masonry are interspersed. It consists of two horseshoe arches flanked by two towers. Next to the gate a part of the wall remains intact. 🗺 How to get there? It is located 10 minutes walk from the Burgos Town Hall. To access by car, you will find a parking 11 minutes away, located in Plaza de España and another at the same distance in Plaza Vega. Also located 13 minutes walk from Burgos bus station. 📍Surrounding area In its surroundings you can also find the Church of San Esteban (Museum of the Altarpiece), the Caja Burgos Art Center, the Municipal Pilgrim's Hostel and the Walls.