Church of San Andrés (Zamora)

This old Romanesque temple rebuilt in the 16th century consists of a single nave with two twin chapels connected to each other. Notable features include the Gothic rib vaults and the Baroque and Renaissance style altarpieces that adorn its interior, such as the altarpiece of San Andrés, the altarpiece of the Sotelo Chapel and, above all, the tomb of Don Antonio Sotelo, a work in alabaster created by Pompeio Leoni at the end of the 16th century in which he invokes the deceased through a series of religious ornaments. Next to the church of San Andrés stands the 18th century building of the Seminary.