rear wall of San Miguel through a wooden lattice that mimics the shape of the wall that is not preserved. Third stage: is between the first two phases and is still to be adapted. Visit the wall Through the Cathedral of Santa Maria Foundation can arrange guided tours that take tourists through the two reclaimed areas. They can be observed from the misguided restorations carried out in the style of the time in the 1960s, through the different construction types, the most modern lattice cedar that recreates the dimensions of the wall at its best. The itinerary, across a walk landscaped of 3,000 square meters, allows to cross part of the defensive wall and to contemplate from a system of walkways to the 136 meters of wall bounded by two large towers. The wall reaches its highest point at 11 meters and the towers rising up to 15 meters. The wall is not preserved exactly as it was in the 11th century, because throughout the ages have been adding other elements. The gateway through which visitors can return to the 11th century runs around the perimeter of the passage round and sound, through a ramp to a lookout placed on the abutment attached to the Palace of Escoriaza Esquivel. References María Zabaleta (2009): Vitoria impulsará la recuperación de otros 160 metros de su muralla el próximo año Euskonews: Las murallas de Vitoria-Gasteiz Muralla de Vitoria-Gasteiz Ayuntamiento de Vitoria-Gasteiz: un poco de historia Catedral de Vitoria, reservas Vitoria-Gasteiz Vitoria-Gasteiz Buildings and structures completed in the 11th century