Tourist Attractions & Monuments en Espagne - Navarre/Pays Basque/Rioja

The office organizes one duration guided city tours of 1 a.m. as well as themed tours around the bombardment of 1937, of 1 a.m. 30.

See for its interior decoration and its superb portico.

Dating from the 17th century, it is a martyr of Renaissance style, one side, represents a Christ crucified and, on the other, a Virgin and Child.

Mundaka, a municipality with a world-renowned reputation among surf enthusiasts, boasts exceptional charm. Its tourist office, located in Joseba Deunaren Kalea, is open all year round and offers tourist information on the municipality, the canton and Euskadi in general. Visitors can obtain information on accommodation, restaurants, places to visit and activities on offer in the area. The tourist office offers its services in Basque, Spanish, English and French, making communication easier for foreign tourists.

Charming church of the sixteenth century, where most enthusiastic come to revere a relic of the holy apostle Peter. It is topped by a neo-gothic tower which already existed in the 11th century.

Great Renaissance palace.

Gothic temple that was the evidence of the oaths that lords lent to the fors (courts) of Biscay. The interior contains sépulcre in Mendoza, flamboyant Gothic style.

The Bermeo Tourist Office, located at Calle Lamera, S/N, 48370 Bermeo, is an essential information point for tourists visiting this charming town in the province of Vizcaya. Open all year round, it offers guided tours to discover the secrets of Bermeo, famous for its fishing industry. Visitors can also buy typical local products. The tourist office offers its services in Basque, Spanish, English and French, which is very convenient for foreign tourists. On public holidays, the tourist office is open from 10:00 to 17:30.

A plaque at number 16 of this street tells us the house where Unamuno, the illustrious universal thinker, poet, novelist and teacher, was born on September 29, 1864. A few metres is the place dedicated to it.

The tourist bus makes about fifteen stops throughout the city, including in front of the Guggenheim Museum, Casco Viejo, Azkuna Zentroa, Ribera Market, Gran Vía shopping area, etc. You can get on and off the bus as you wish, so it is a good alternative to conventional means of transport. Tickets can be purchased from the tourist office or directly on the bus.

Created in 1890, the Bilbao Stock Exchange was originally held in the Arriaga Theatre Hall. Since 1905, she has occupied this elegant building, whose facade is decorated with sculptures.

Managed by the regional government, this 400 m² room houses exhibitions related to the cultural heritage of Vizcaya. Its thematic or monographic exhibitions offer an interesting insight into Basque creation and history.

Tourist information, sale of Bilbao Bizkaia Card and guided tours.

Professional guide to Bilbao and the Basque Country. Gaetan de Backer, a tourist guide with more than 20 years experience in the sector, accompanies you to discover the Guggenheim Museum, the Fine Arts Museum, Casco Viejo or the Bilbao Ensanche. Visits to French, Spanish, Italian and English.

A point of union between Casco Viejo and Ensanche, this square, surrounded by modern buildings, opens onto Bilbao's Gran Vía. On its central column, a statue was held in the 1300 th century in honor of donating Diego López de Haro, founder of the city in.