Things to see and do Basque Country

In the medieval city you can see the Gothic Church, Gothic style, built in the th century on the ruins of the old alcazar, as well as the bridge of the same name. The old medieval quarter also houses the museum of sacred art, located in the convent of the Incarnation of the Incarnation, and the Ribera market, in an eclectic style with many stained glass windows, and known for its excellent seafood and fish flows.

Located in the heart of the city, the tourist office offers all the information you need for a pleasant stay in this charming seaside town. You will find a very complete documentation on the points of interest, but also precious advice for your accommodation and the activities available on the spot. Thematic guided tours of the city's main architectural sites and the txakoli wine cellars are also available.

This small port has retained all its charm of yesteryear. In summer, the sight of children jumping from the dikes is quite picturesque.

Characterized by its chronological scale, it presents an important collection of paintings, engravings, sculptures, decorative arts and other forms of artistic expression. Romanesque and Gothic paintings and sculptures, paintings of the th and th centuries (El Greco, Zurbarán, Ribera: San Sebastian after his martyr). But also Flemish and Dutch works from the th to the th century (Metsys, Van Dyck), Italian (Gentileschi) and French (Gauguin). Finally, a floor dedicated to the masters of the th century: Zuloaga, Picasso, Tápies, Delaunay… an essential complement to the «Guggen» of which he is a neighbour is a beautiful museum.

At the back of the cathedral, she gathered under her Romanesque nave the pilgrims of passage to Logroño. Was in the th century, it opens onto a Gothic portal finely worked but partially damaged. Please note, the visit times are very narrow and variable.

The Rioja Tourist Office is a point of reference for travelers wishing to discover this Spanish region. Located in La Rioja, it offers comprehensive information on tourist attractions, things to do, places to eat and drink, and accommodation options. The tourist office's website is also available in several languages, including French, making it easy for French-speaking travelers to find information.

Tailor-made tours on the wine route of many cellars around the city.

It is a small island located just opposite the beach at Karraspio. It is accessible on foot, but only when the tide is low. Previously, Garraitz housed a hermitage dedicated to Saint-Nicolas.

It comprises various buildings, including a palace, a hermitage, a mill and a forge. The complex dates back to the 12th century, with a defensive tower-house in place of the palace. The Lords of Igartza built the palace in the 16th century, surrounding it with the necessary services. Today, the palace hosts various activities such as exhibitions and conferences. Visitors can learn more about the palace on guided tours. The Igartza Monumental Complex also offers services such as a cafeteria/bar, parking lot, restaurant, conference room, etc. Admission costs from 3 to 4 euros.