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Arco de Mazarelos

Praza de Mazarelos, 6, 15703 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Spain

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Place Types Tourist attraction
Address Praza de Mazarelos, 6, 15703 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Spain
Coordinate 42.878042,-8.5423123
Website Unknown
Rating 4.3
Compound Code VFH5+63 Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Openning hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Do we have To put our names??? (07/06/2019)

Fun quick tourist stop but don't plan more than 10 minutes because it's not too involved and is still being used as a road out of the old city.nLast part of the old city walls still standing located next to the Philosophy, History and Geography faculty, and the university church. There are some nice cafes nearby to relax for a bit after a long day of walking.

tatiana pikkarainen (09/15/2018)

Amazing place. Incredible tapas with an amazing taste. Filly different food, with imagination, taste and price.nRecommend both fajitas, prawn tosta and Vieira cup.nService it's incredible

Mauro Rossini (11/25/2017)

lone remaining gate of Santiago de Compostela city walls. located in a nice area besides some university buildings it is really a pity it is not pedestrian only as it spans an alley where motor traffic is.fairly heavy.n3 stars because of traffic should be 5 thanks to prettines of surroundings

Antonio Castro (07/26/2017)

Una de las puertas de la antigua muralla construida en el siglo X que rodeaba la villa, la única que se conserva. Por ella entraban principalmente los vinos del Ulla y del Ribeiro, así como cereales de castilla, que se comercializaban en la plaza adyacente (Plaza de Mazarelos).nnIt is one of the gates of the anciente wall built in the 10th century around the village, the only one preserved. Through this entrance came the wines of the regions of Ulla and Ribeiro, as well as cereals from Castilla, which were marketed in the adjacent square (Plaza de Mazarelos).