San Vicente church is an example of sixteenth century Basque Gothic architecture, also known as “Late Gothic”.

This church was probably built on the site of a ninth century hermitage. Its façade is Renaissance and inside is buried the writer and chronicler of the city Antonio de Trueba.

A statue dedicated to Trueba presides over the Albia Gardens, and the last verses of the writer can be read on his tombstone in the Church: “They say that the swan sings when it dies, and now my pain is so mortal that it is perhaps the swan, my throat”.