Amorebieta

Amorebieta, otherwise called Zornotza, is a town and district situated in Biscay in the Basque Country, an Autonomous Community in northern Spain. The city hall leader is Andoni Agirrebeitia. Amorebieta is an inland town in the comarca of Duranguesado in the region of Biscay in northern Spain. It is around 25 km east of Bilbao and near the European course E70 which keeps running along the north shore of Spain.

It is situated in the valley of the River Ibaizabal; this waterway joins the River Nervion a couple of kilometers toward the north, after which it is at times called the "Nervion-Ibaizabal" in light of the fact that the two streams are fundamentally the same as in size. Amorebieta is arranged among tough mountains and has a rich verifiable legacy. The town is isolated into a few regions. The congregation of Santa Maria de la Asuncion is in the focal point of Amorebieta on the banks of the Ibaizaba.

It is a vast Renaissance building begun in 1555 and opened for love in 1608 and is noted for its altarpiece. This goes back to 1647, and in 1704 it was given to the Carmelite Order to establish a convent. In San Antonio is the seclusion of San Miguel de Dudea, and close-by is the Neoclassical Lopez Palace. The region of Amorebieta-Etxano appeared on 26 January 1951 as the aftereffect of a merger among Amorebieta and Etxano, two networks in the noteworthy authoritative region of Merindad de Zornotza.