The Museum of the Cathedral is situated under the gallery of the Cloister, beside the chapel of Saint Lucia. Initially, it was the site of a soup kitchen for poor people. The museum offers a unique collection of sculptures associated with baptism from the previous Romanesque sanctuary and sculptures of Saint Eulalia by Anthony Claperós, from the pediment over the entryway of Saint Eulalia. There are additionally artworks, for example, the Gothic altarpiece of Saint Bernardino and the Guardian Angel and the Pieta, painted on a wooden board by Bartolomé Bermejo, otherwise called the Pieta of Canon Desplà.