What you'll hear inside Church of La Merced:

• 1
  Isabelline Gothic Choir

  The Isabelline Gothic choir sits at the west end of the cathedral and ranks among its finest artistic pieces.

• 2
  Chapel of Saint Ignatius of Loyola

  The Chapel of San Ignacio de Loyola occupies the lateral apse of the Epistle side of La Merced Church in Burgos.

• 3
  Renaissance Cloister

  The Renaissance cloister is one of the few remaining features of the former Mercedarian convent complex in Burgos.

• 4
  Renaissance Tombs of the Patrons

  The church's chancel houses two Renaissance sepulchres of Francisco del Castillo and Leonor de Pesquera, the Burgos merchants who funded the building's construction.

• 5
  Cavaillé-Coll Organ

  The Cavaillé-Coll organ at the Iglesia de la Merced in Burgos is a remarkable instrument featuring 1,296 pipes, built in the Paris workshops in 1905 under the direction of Charles Mutin, who…

• 6
  Bell Tower

  The bell tower of La Merced Church in Burgos is a striking Neo-Gothic addition rising above the main entrance facing the Arlanzón river.

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  Flamboyant Portal

  The Flamboyant Gothic doorway graces the Gospel nave, facing towards the Arlanzón river.