Audio Guide Bidebarrieta Library

Audio guide Bidebarrieta Library in English
In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Bidebarrieta Library telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.
What you'll hear inside Bidebarrieta Library:
- 1Oval Assembly Room
A Romantic oval-shaped hall and one of the building's architectural highlights, seating nearly 300 and used for the library's quarterly programme of talks and presentations.
- 2Main Staircase
A grand central staircase built in Angoulême stone, crowned by a spectacular original stained glass window featuring decorative elements linked to the history of the Sociedad El Sitio.
- 3Achúcarro Stained Glass Window
Designed by Severino de Achúcarro and made in Antwerp, this window crowns the main staircase and comprises 25 glass panels forming a composition of considerable historical significance.
- 4Frescoes of Echenagusía and Guinea
Exceptional frescoes by José Echenagusía and Anselmo Guinea adorning the oval assembly room's vaulted ceiling, depicting allegories of Bilbao, the arts and civic virtues.
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