Church of La Magdalena (Zamora)

It once belonged to the Order of San Juan. This is a 12th-century church, with a rectangular floor plan joined to the apse by a straight section. At the entrance, the rose window with lobes garnished with diamond tips is of particular notice. Underneath it, we can see the door with 4 pairs of columns. Its capitals feature fantastic animals. The archivolts are decorated with plants. Inside, there are 2 tabernacles embedded in the front corners of the nave and covered with a barrel vault. The highlight is the tomb of an unknown lady, with a depiction of angels taking her soul.