Fascinating moments of Spanish church architecture

Pilgrimage Tour of Spain's Atlantic Coast ~ Guipúzcoa This 15th-century Gothic building has an irregular floor plan with four naves and a 16th-century cloister, crowned by a pointed arch. The central nave is elevated above the two naves and supported by flying buttresses. The apse terminates in the nave. There are no cloisters or convent chapels. The crypt, located below the altar, dates from the 17th century. The tomb of Count Ognati, constructed of alabaster, is located here. The cloister, built over the river, is supported by two single-span bridges. At the base of the church stands a Neoclassical tower, divided into three sections. The facade is Baroque in style and decorated with reliefs. #SeptemberDestinations2025#BiscayAttractions#SpainTravel