Barreras Street or Bishop Narváez Street

The stretch of wall belonging to this street has remained until the last century, dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries, as it is located at the rear boundary of its courtyards. Some of them are still preserved, while others have been destroyed due to recent housing construction. The dwelling that is still preserved is number 24, which is associated with a tower documented in the archaeological excavations of 2005, except for numbers 20 and 22, where the wall was destroyed due to the aforementioned housing construction.