Originally it was the church of a hospital or hostel for pilgrims, ordered to be built in the 13th century by Canon Aldovino, whose tombstone is preserved inside the building. Its plant, very altered, preserves pieces of different construction moments.

Inside, the head and the nave are separated by a pointed double arch Inside, the Nazarene of San Frontis is kept, an anonymous dress size from the first half of the 17th century. He arrived at the church in 1800, coming from the disappeared hermitage of the Cross. His transfer to the Cathedral marks the beginning of Holy Week in Zamora.

Historical Data

Architecture:
Religious architecture
Construction:
Church
Predominant styles:
Romanesque
Historical Period:
Middle Ages

Address

Pza. San Frontis, 2. Zamora. 49027 Zamora.

More information

Tourist Office of Zamora

Address:

Plaza Arias Gonzalo, 6. Zamora. 49001 Zamora.

Telephone: 980 533 694

Fax: 980 533 694

Email: oficinaturismo@zamora.es

Website: https://turismo-zamora.com/

Tourist Office Regional of Zamora

Address:

Avda. Principe de Asturias, 1. Zamora. 49012 Zamora.

Telephone: 980 531 845

Email: oficinadeturismodezamora@jcyl.es

Website: http://www.turismocastillayleon.com