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Lezama-Leguizamón Chapel
The oldest of the three private chapels on the church's north wall, documented from 1530 and funded by the powerful Lezama-Leguizamón family. Known as the Consulate Chapel from the late 17th century.
Martínez de Recalde Chapel
A 16th-century Renaissance chapel on the north wall, also known as the Chapel of the Pietà, noted for its exceptional 1538 Renaissance grille and a Plateresque altarpiece attributed to the Beaugrant workshop.
Renaissance Portico
A magnificent Renaissance portico sheltering the church's main entrance, featuring a basket-arch triumphal arch flanked by columns and topped with a viewing gallery overlooking the square.
Octagonal Bell Tower
An 18th-century Baroque tower crowning the Gothic church, its eight-sided lantern topped by an allegorical weather vane that has become one of Bilbao's most recognisable landmarks.
High Altarpiece
A contemporary altarpiece combining Renaissance sculptures with modern paintings across twelve panels, presided over by a figure of the crucified Christ — eclectic in origin yet cohesive in effect.
Cavaillé-Coll Organ
Built around 1901 by Charles Mutin, successor to the renowned French organ builder Aristide Cavaillé-Coll, this choir organ forms part of the Basque Country's distinguished organological heritage.
- 1.Lezama-Leguizamón Chapel
- 2.Martínez de Recalde Chapel
- 3.Renaissance Portico
- 4.Octagonal Bell Tower
- 5.High Altarpiece
- 6.Cavaillé-Coll Organ
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