Built atop a shrine in the 14th century, Bilbao’s Santiago Cathedral stands as a prominent landmark in the city’s Old Quarter, overlooking the original Seven Streets. Pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago have long followed this route, and visitors today can admire the cathedral’s Gothic Revival facade and the intricately detailed Angel Door on Correo Street. The 15th-century Gothic cloister adds to the historical and architectural richness, offering a glimpse into the past and a serene space for reflection.
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