Church of Santa María, Deba

The Church of Santa María features a combination of Gothic and Renaissance architectural elements, with pointed arches and detailed stone carvings on its facade.

Construction of the Church of Santa María began in the 15th century and continued through the 16th century, marking a period of religious expansion in the region.

The church stands as a significant stop along the Northern Route of Santiago de Compostela, welcoming pilgrims who travel through the Basque coastal region.

Visitors can access the church through its main entrance on the town square, with extended opening hours during summer months for touring the interior.

The building received recognition as a Cultural Asset of Spain in 1931, preserving its architectural heritage and religious significance for future generations.

Location: Deba

GPS coordinates: 43.29478,-2.35328

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:16