What you'll hear inside Co-Cathedral of Santa María la Mayor:

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  High Altar with Baroque Retablo (1762-1764)

  The High Altar of the Co-Cathedral of Santa María la Mayor features a baroque retablo constructed between 1762 and 1764 by Jerez sculptor Agustín Núñez Barrero.

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  Christ of the O (14th century)

  Cristo de la O is an anonymous 14th-century wooden sculpture depicting a crucified Christ in late-Gothic style, and ranks among Mérida's oldest surviving religious artworks.

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  Painting of the Mass of Saint Gregory (15th Century)

  This 15th-century Gothic mural painting adorns the apse of Mérida's Concatedral de Santa María la Mayor and ranks among the temple's most significant artworks.

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  Chapel of the Most Holy Sacrament

  The Capilla del Santísimo Sacramento opens off the nave of the Evangelio from the temple's apse.

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  Alabaster Sepulchres of Diego de Vera y Figueroa and Marina Gómez de Figueroa

  These two alabaster tombs, carved for Diego de Vera y Figueroa and his wife Marina Gómez de Figueroa, stand on either side of the presbytery in Mérida's Cathedral, positioned beneath ornamental…

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  Bell Tower with 10 Bells

  This bell tower rises above the Puerta del Perdón on the eastern facade of the cathedral overlooking Plaza de Santa María.

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  Gate of Forgiveness

  The Puerta del Perdón is the eastern entrance to the Concatedral of Santa María la Mayor in Mérida, facing the plaza de Santa María.

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  San Juan Macías Gate

  The Puerta de San Juan Macías is the northern entrance to the Concatedral de Santa María la Mayor, a striking Renaissance doorway that now serves as the entrance to the cathedral's Chapter House.

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  Chapter House

  The Sala Capitular is part of the Concatedral of Santa María la Mayor in Mérida, accessible through the Puerta de San Juan Macías.

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  Baptistry Chapel

  The Baptistry Chapel, positioned at the foot of the Gospel nave within the Co-cathedral of Santa María la Mayor, dates to the 16th century.