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The Arch of San Andrés, also known as the Puerta de San Andrés, is one of the emblematic monuments of Trujillo. This arch or gate is part of the seven entrances in the city wall and combines Gothic and Renaissance elements.

The San Andrés Gate, reached after climbing the steep Cuesta de San Andrés, is one of the five remaining gates out of the original seven that were in the wall that protected the city of Trujillo.

Actually, it is not Pizarro's house, but a 15th century mansion where a replica of the conqueror's house was made.

Old water tank used by the city. On the site you can see a granite tomb that the Arabs used as a watering place for horses.

Palacio with a spectacular facade

Trujillo: a city worth seeing with many medieval buildings, an impressive castle and the birthplace of Francisco Pizarro and other conquistadors

It is located in the Plaza Mayor of Trujillo.

From the Arabic lexicon "Al birka" comes Alberca in the Spanish language means water tank. The most important use it had, without excluding other uses such as watering, in basins close to its access, for horses and cattle, was to use its water through underground conduction, which runs through the current Hospital, Huerta de los Descalzos and Zonche ( Turkey) to water in other times the avenue of the Plaza de la Encarnación, later called the Mercadillo, and supply the fields of San Lázaro and the Prados or Campos de S. Juan.