Next to the gate, a part of the medieval wall remains intact.
The Gate of San Esteban, located on the medieval walls, was one of the twelve gateways to the city. It is a Mudejar style gate from the 14th century, perhaps built by the Moors; built in ashlar stone and masonry. It consists of two horseshoe arches flanked by two towers.
Next to the gate, a part of the medieval wall remains intact.
