The Puerta de Jerez is a beautifully preserved medieval gateway dating to 1426, guarding the western entrance to Zafra's old walled town in Extremadura. Constructed by the Duke of Feria, this 15th-century structure is one of the few original gates from Zafra's defensive walls that remain intact. Featuring a distinctive white arch adorned with flowers and topped by a chapel dedicated to the Christ of Humility and Patience, the gate leads through a picturesque street lined with matching white buildings, connecting the town centre to the historical route toward Jerez de los Caballeros.
