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Detail of Church of San Esteban<br> Sightseeing in Spain picture - Of all the old religious sites of Salamanca, the Church of San Esteban is one of the most dramatic. The golden-brown Plateresque façade of this late Gothic church competes with the cathedral in magnificence. Inside, José Churriguera in 1693 created a high altar that is one of Salamanca's greatest art treasures. The Claustro de los Reyes (Cloister of the Kings) is both Plateresque and Gothic in style. The convent lies 2 blocks east of the New Cathedral on the opposite side of busy Calle San Pablo at the southern terminus of Calle de España (Gran Vía).
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Of all the old religious sites of Salamanca, the Church of San Esteban is one of the most dramatic. The golden-brown Plateresque façade of this late Gothic church competes with the cathedral in magnificence. Inside, José Churriguera in 1693 created a high altar that is one of Salamanca's greatest art treasures. The Claustro de los Reyes (Cloister of the Kings) is both Plateresque and Gothic in style. The convent lies 2 blocks east of the New Cathedral on the opposite side of busy Calle San Pablo at the southern terminus of Calle de España (Gran Vía).
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