Dom Hueso Street. · Ampudia

Former main road of the medieval layout of the town, it retains a secondary air and in decline, although it still shows its historical importance. In it lived noble lineages of the fifteenth century, whose coats of arms and coats of arms remain on doorways and houses. The door with a semicircular arch and large voussoirs, with the Ayala and Basurto coats of arms, reflects its stately past. Here resided Doña María de Ayala, linked to the court of the Catholic Monarchs. The street was also home to the town's textile industry and connects with the nearby Calle de los Yeseros.