Etxauri has a lot to be desired. It’s a small town with a vibrant community feel. It has a nice park in the middle of the town, a fronton court, a stylish playground to go along with the medieval towers that have been turned into homes. Nearby are cliffs for rock climbing and hiking, public
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Established in 1300, the Port of Bilbao has a depth of history and a bright future moving forward. The largest port on the Iberian peninsula and the fourth busiest in Spain, it continues to grow. There are many container ships, cruises and other marine traffic that frequents this hub. Surrounding the port are beaches, trails,
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The coat of arms of Alava was officially recognized by the Government of Spain in December of 1984. The history of the crest goes back much further and its roots are one of the oldest in Basque Country. It’s evolution has had many steps along it’s journey and is a symbol of pride and justice.
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If you’re looking for history, culture, food, and a good time, you’ll find it here. Pamplona’s historic plaza may have been around for centuries but it is far from getting old. Plaza del Castillo is named after the castle that once stood here. When you’re in Pamplona, Plaza del Castillo is the place to be.
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Barrika is a place of spectacular natural beauty. It’s a small town on the coast of Biscay. Known for it’s flysch, surfing, beaches and PGA golfer, Jon Rahm. The coastal trail between Barrika hondartza and Playa De Muriola is a fantastic jaunt along the Basque cliffs of Biscay. The cliffs of Barrika are reminiscent of the
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Coming to Basque Country? Don’t speak Basque? Interested in learning Basque?. In this edition of learning the Basque language we will be focusing on some common food and beverage words. Enjoy! The Basque language is unique and fascinating. Unlike English which is Germanic or Spanish which is Latin, Basque is a language unto its own.
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Algorta is located in Getxo. This suburb of Bilbao has wonderful parks, restaurants, views, and much more. We curated a circuit that could be walked in about half an hour. You should take much longer than this however as this is about the experience not a race. Getting There Bilbao’s metro system is terrific. It
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Erandio is a city located between the Port of Bilbao and downtown Bilbao. This area was once mainly a village of industry. Nowadays this city offers the community feel of a town while still being in Metro Bilbao. This spunky city is transitioning from industry towards the next phase of its evolution. Lets explore what
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Pamplona is a city with many beautiful parks and plazas. However, there is one park that stands apart from the others. This park is the only one that was designed in a Japanese fashion. The only park with a planetarium, large open spaces, a Japanese botanical garden and more. Yamaguchi Park is definitely worth experiencing.
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Bilbao is an increasingly dog friendly city. If you are walking outside you will see some furry friends along the way. The dogs in Bilbao are very well socialized. There are many parks throughout the city that have an off-leash section. Here are the best the best off leash dog parks in Bilbao. For the
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