the Portal of the Plateros, the Portal of the Scribes, the Portal of the Apothecaries and the Portal of the Watchers, among others. The rest of guilds of the city settled in streets near the Plaza Mayor, such as the well-known and commercial Calle Pintores and others such as Paneras, Hornos, Hornillos, Zapatería, Caleros, Tenerías, Rivera de Curtidores, Boilers, Shops. In the surroundings and in the vicinity of the Plaza Mayor are the two medieval parishes (Santiago and San Juan), around which new spaces were created that, together with the Plaza Mayor, created the urban structure of the enclosure outside the walls. Main sights Cathedrals and churches Church and convent of San Pablo (15th century) Convent of la Compañía de Jesus, in Baroque style, today used for art exhibitions Church of Santa María, cathedral built in the 13th century, in Gothic style Iglesia de San Mateo, a 15th-century church built on the site of a former mosque Iglesia de San Francisco Javier (18th century), in Baroque style Iglesia de San Juan, large majestic church built between the 13th and 15th century Hermitage of San Antonio Iglesia de Santo Domingo Hermitage de la Paz Church of Santiago Wall Torre de Bujaco (12th century) Arco de la Estrella (18th century) Torre de Sande (14th–15th centuries) Palaces and stately homes Palacio de los Golfines de Abajo. Queen Isabella I of Castile and King Fernando I lived here Palacio del Comendador de Alcuescar Palacio de los Golfines de Arriba Palacio-Fortaleza de los Torreorgaz, today a Parador hotel Palacio de Carvajal (15th century) Palacio casa de los Becerra Gallery References World Heritage Sites in Spain Cáceres, Spain Historic districts in Spain