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Santiago Cathedral

With a late-Gothic style, the Santiago Cathedral soars into the sky at the heart of the Bilbao’s Old Quarter. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Way of St. James. It has an inviting cloister and can be toured with audio guides in a number of languages.

Plaza Nueva

This Neoclassical porticoed square is not only an architectural gem, but also one of the city’s nerve centres, especially for the Old Quarter. Here you’ll find bars, restaurants, lively pave- ment cafés, and events like the flea market on Sundays and others planned throughout the year. BILBAO Experience What to See OLD QUARTER

La Ribera Market

This market has the privilege of being the largest covered market in Europe. Its 10,000 square metres are dedicated to the displaying and selling products brought directly from nearby fish- ing ports and gardens. Located in front of the 7 Calles, it’s a hallmark of the Basque Country that changes colours with the season. It’s quite the experience.

San Antón Church

It may not be the oldest church in Bilbao, but it is one of the most distinctive. On the banks of the Estuary, its history is intimately tied to Bilbao. It’s even part of the city’s shield. The temple you can see today is Gothic, although its impressive portico is Renaissance and its bell tower Baroque. BILBAO Experience What to See OLD QUARTER

City Hall

Near the Old Quarter, this elegant and eclectic building only became the city hall at the end of the 19th century. Its luxurious interiors blend the neo-Renaissance inspiration for the ple- nary hall, entrance hall, and stairwell with the exquisite neo-Moorish style of the reception hall, the work of local craftsman José Soler. Its impressive Arabian Hall is not to be missed. Reservations are required for a tour. Call 944 20 43 54 or 944 20 48 10. BILBAO Experience What to Visit OLD QUARTER

Archaeology Museum

The Archaeology Museum is on the Calzada de Mallona stairs. The museum's mission is to preserve the prehistoric legacy of the Historic Territory of Bizkaia, conduct research and ar- chival work, and share this history with the locals and visitors with a permanent collection of approximately 500 pieces including funerary steles, everyday objects used in the homes of the past, and religious artefacts.

Basque Museum

The Basque Museum is responsible for collecting, recovering, preserving, and protecting the Basque Country's historical and artistic artefacts and accounts so as to defend its interests and share this history and art with visitors. It receives donations and pieces on loan from private and public collections and also plans events. BILBAO Experience What to Visit OLD QUARTER

Diocesan Sacred Art Museum

The primary goal of this museum is to preserve, study, and share the historical and artistic heritage of the Diocese of Bilbao. Once dedicated solely to research, it opened to the public in the 20th century. It has a collection of over 2,300 pieces (500 on display) from the 12th to 20th centuries, all from the temples of Bizkaia and many of them created by artists from the province.

Easter Procession Museum

The Easter Procession Museum of Bilbao is a space dedicated to sharing the history of Holy Week celebrations in Bilbao and exhibiting the city’s artistic and religious heritage. The treas- ures on display here include high-quality imagery of processions and the items used in them encapsulating both devotion and art. BILBAO Experience What to Visit OLD QUARTER

Reproductions Museum

Visiting this museum entails taking a journey through Europe’s best museums without ever leaving Bilbao. With its permanent and temporary exhibitions, the whole family can learn a great deal about our history. Be sure to sign up for one of the activities organized here. Your expectations are sure to be exceeded. Works from the British Museum, the Louvre, the Vati- can Museums, and more can all be found in one space that breathes art and history in equal measure. BILBAO Experience What to Do OLD QUARTER

7 Calles

Known around the world, this cluster of streets is a very lively place with quirky shops, sleek bars full of pintxos, restaurants with something for everyone, and night life. The seven streets are: Somera, Artecalle, Tendería, Belosticalle, Carnicería, Barrencalle, and Barrencalle Barrena. You don’t need to remember their names to have a great time on them.

Teatro Arriaga

This is the city’s theatre of reference. With top-notch programming, it attracts both locals and people from the surrounding area. Its grand building is a central point of reference for life in Bilbao and the square in front of it also hosts events and gatherings of all kinds. Simply check what’s on and choose what to see. BILBAO Experience What to Do OLD QUARTER

El Arenal

Historic park and green space at the heart of the “Botxo” (a term of endearment used by lo- cals to refer to Bilbao) that, along with San Nicolás Church and Teatro Arriaga, serves as the entrance to the Old Quarter. At the centre stands a modernist gazebo. Markets, fairs, dances, and more are carried out here. Always lively, this meeting place is sure to be one you’ll visit during your stay in Bilbao.

Calzada de Mallona

These stairs start in Plaza de Unamuno and lead to the hallowed Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de Begoña, the patron saint of Bizkaia. At the bottom, you’ll find theArchaeology Museum a few steps up, you’ll see the gate to the old cemetery also called Mallona. BILBAO Experience What to Buy OLD QUARTER

Handicrafts and Basque Products

Of course, every city sells its traditional products, but Bilbao takes pride in the special shops dedicated to selling these items in the Old Quarter. You’ll find top-quality handicrafts and quintessentially Basque products. Let them be little mementos of an unforgettable trip.

Authentic Shops

Bilbao’s Old Quarter is a web of commercial streets full of bars and restaurants, well-known brands, and shops that have been around forever. Here you’ll also find authentic shops with special delicacies: soaps, hats, haute couture and second-hand clothing, umbrellas, nougat, and cod. Come on in and make a purchase. Remember, you’re not likely to find shops like these elsewhere. BILBAO Experience What to Buy OLD QUARTER

Gourmet

In a country and city particularly devoted to food, there is no shortage of top-quality foods for you to purchase and enjoy back home as you tell your friends and family all about your experience in Bilbao. Cheeses with Designation of Origin Idiazabal, tinned fish canned right on the coast of Bizkaia, honey from nearby mountains, beans, peppers, and a few bottles of txakoli to wash it all down. BILBAO Experience What to Eat OLD QUARTER

Pintxos

These miniature culinary delights are a spectacle of haute cuisine. Their beauty and irresist- ibility make pairing them with a txakoli one of the top recommended experiences in Bilbao. The Old Quarter has many bars offering a veritable rainbow of pintxos. Choosing which ones to devour is quite challenging.

Txikiteo Wine Routes

One long-standing Basque tradition is going out with your “kuadrilla” (group of friends) to chat or sing between rounds of drinks and pintxos. As a result, the ambiance at the door of all bars and restaurants in the Old Quarter will act as a magnet pulling you in. BILBAO Experience GRAN VÍA

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Provincial Council Hall

This palace at the centre of Gran Vía was inaugurated in 1900. It is considered the best exam- ple of the eclecticism seen in contemporary Basque art. In addition to being the place where regional administrative affairs are handled, it is also open to visitors. Reservations required, free entry. It is worth visiting.

Isozaki Towers

Not far from Gran Vía, you can find theIsozaki Atea (Isozaki Gate) towers, named after the Japanese architect who imagined them to be the gate to the city. The complex includes 83-me- tre high twin towers and a number of other buildings with different heights. Its stairs are particularly striking. BILBAO Experience What to See GRAN VÍA

Zubi Zuri Bridge

This bridge connects two banks of the estuary: Uribarte and Campo Volantín. It’s also known as the “Calatrava bridge” for the architect who designed it. It looks like a sail boat. Its sleek- ness contrasts with the other bridges that cross the estuary, which tend to be made of thick stone.

Casa Lezama-Leguizamón

In the first decade of the 20th century, many elegant homes were built in the ensanche area of Bilbao. They are monumental buildings with Renaissance and Baroque touches. This building overlooks Gran Vía on one side and Doña Casilda Park on the other. BILBAO Experience What to See GRAN VÍA

Sota House

Within this collection of early 20th century bourgeois residential homes, the famous Sota Buildingstands apart. It is named after the developer Sir Ramón de la Sota. It is done in the regional style and was inspired by mountains. Although it maintains its original beauty, the building has been fully remodelled, and now provides space for private homes, offices, and commercial businesses.

Chávarri Palace

This building is now the Spanish government delegate’s office in Bizkaia. Its façade is spectac- ular and curiously has all different windows and a roof full of delicate architectural work. Its name refers to Víctor Chávarri, Marquis of Triano, the businessman who lived there and who, after having studied in Liège, wanted his home to be reminiscent of the Flemish renaissance style. He commissioned Belgian architect Paul Hankar for the job. BILBAO Experience What to Visit GRAN VÍA

Albia Gardens

It's incredibly interesting to learn the history of these gardens also referred to as Plaza de Trueba or Berástegui Gardens. They are now a symbol of the city centre, with the New Court- house on one side, San Vicente Church on another, and another full of bars and restaurants, including the acclaimed Iruña, an absolute must.

Plaza Moyúa

Also known as Plaza Elíptica, this square was remodelled to become a popular meeting place in the centre of Bilbao. After the remodel, it maintained its original elliptical shape, its English-style gardens, and its old stone fountain. BILBAO Experience What to Visit GRAN VÍA

FEVE Station

Designed by architect Severino de Achúcarro and engineer Valentín de Gorbeña between the late 19th and early 20th century, the station has a spectacular modernist façade. It is also known as Santander Station and La Concordia, the names of the plots it is built on. The row of balconies in front looks out at the Old Quarter and Teatro Arriaga.

Abando Station

At the front of this station's platform shelter stands an incredible stained glass window de- signed by Gaspar Montes Iturrioz and created by the Glass Artists’ Union of Irún, installed in 1941. The window is 15 x 10 m and shows the mountains, caserío farmhouses, sports, trade, and industry of Bizkaia as well as the San Antón bridge and Begoña basilica. BILBAO Experience What to Do GRAN VÍA

Hotel Carlton

One of the most emblematic hotels in Bilbao, inaugurated in 1926. It was named an Architec- tural, Historical, Artistic, and Cultural Monument. It is in Plaza Moyúa, where a number of shopping streets intersect and some of the city’s most important businesses can be found. Although it has been totally remodelled, it remains true to its classical essence while having all the facilities of a select hotel.

Provincial Library

The new Provincial Library of Bizkaia was built onto the old 1924 building. It now has more space for reading and research rooms. The glassed-in section houses an archive of books showing off their bindings to the city. On the windows are printings in 200 languages ofsig - nificant cultural texts from around the world, affording the depository a special, worldly air. BILBAO Experience What to Do GRAN VÍA

Bilbao Club

Although it is a private club, the exterior of this building stands out due to its English style. There are areas open to the public, including the restaurant. With more than 40,000 volumes, it is one of the largest private libraries in . The building was named a Place of Cultural Interest.

“Fosteritos”

One of the things you’ll see all around Bilbao are its metro stations, which give the city a modern air. The shell-like glass enclosures are commonly referred to as “fosteritos” in hon- our of their creator, Sir Norman Foster. Not only the stations are striking, the metro system itself is also considered one of the most modern in Spain. Check out the schedules, stops, and destinations, and take an underground ride.

Boat Rides on the Estuary

One of the coolest ways to see Bilbao is by taking a boat ride on its main waterway, the Estu- ary. There are a number of ways to get to the Bizkaia Bridge. Whichever one you choose, it’s sure to be an experience to remember. BILBAO Experience What to Buy GRAN VÍA

International Fashion

The evolution and modernization undergone by the city has drawn in well-known international brands, which have opened up shop on the city's main commercial streets. We won't mention any by name because we’re sure to leave one out and there’s nothing better than taking a stroll and seeing all the shops Bilbao has to offer.

Basque Design

There are also a number of Basque brands for you to check out. They tend to be dedicated to sustainable fashion, handicrafts, and design. Skunkfunk, Loreak Mendian, and Zergatik are a few of these exclusive brands. BILBAO Experience What to Buy GRAN VÍA

Pastry Shops

How can you not be enchanted by those shop windows filled with sweets and chocolates? You’re in one of the best places to try truffles, butter buns, meringue carolinas, puff pastry jesuitas, and rice cakes. If you’d rather have a refreshing ice cream, head to one of the many ice cream parlours in the area.

Décor

As is the case with fashion, there are a number of shops dedicated to décor. Some of them are Basque and offerdesigns made in the Basque Country. All you need to do is know your style, because you’re going to be able to find everything from classical elegance to the latest trends. BILBAO Experience GUGGENHEIM

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Deusto University

A grand façade with an eclectic, classicism-inspired style is the gateway to this renowned university. In 1916, the Jesuits added the University of Commerce to the campus, the first school in Spain to offer university education in business. It should come as no surprise that many of the most prominent politicians, business people, and bankers of recent history stud- ied at these universities.

Iberdrola Tower

This tower is the defining height of Bilbao’s skyline. It is165 metres tall and has 41 floors that are mainly offices. It was designed by well-known architect César Pelli and named after the Spanish power company that operates out of it. The building’s transparency affords it a great deal of sleekness. BILBAO Experience What to Visit GUGGENHEIM

Guggenheim Museum

This museum, designed by Frank Gehry, is a symbol of the resurgence and modernization of Bilbao. Once purely productive and industrial, it has become a multicultural contemporary city. The titanium plates covering it change colour with the light. This audacious building houses a permanent collection and temporary exhibits of international avant-garde art. Its exterior is also an open air museum.

Fine Arts Museum

Local interest in art was demonstrated by the foundation of this museum at the beginning of the 20th century. It was later completed with the Modern Art museum and subsequently expanded with another wing. It is home to classical pieces by artists like Zurbarán, Ribera, and el Greco, modernist pieces by the likes of Zuloaga and Sorolla, and contemporary pieces by artists including Chillida, Barceló, and Tapies, in addition to a collection of great Basque artists from all time periods.

Bilbao Art District

In the context of this artistic environment, this part public, part private initiative was born to support the city’s artistic and cultural activity as a strategic element in its development and future. This district comprises museums, exhibits, and art galleries and has a creative atmosphere that recognizes emerging talent in this creative world. BILBAO Experience What to Do GUGGENHEIM

Doña Casilda Park

This park is over 100,000 square metres and serves as Bilbao’s top green space. It is named after Casilda Iturrizar, who donated this section of Abando land for the project. Sculptures, pergolas, foundations, and a pond can all be found within a beautiful and diverse grove. It's a place where locals meet up to enjoy in the shade.

Deusto University Library

Designed by Rafael Moneo, the Deusto University Library has more than 1,700 high-tech reading stations. The library provides access to the collections of the Deusto University Li- brary and the Loyala Sanctuary. Nearby is Bizkaia Aretoa UPV/EHU, designed by Álvaro Siza, where all kinds of social, cultural, academic, and scientific events are held, many of them free and open to the public. BILBAO Experience What to Do GUGGENHEIM

Artxanda Funicular

This early 20th century zip train was built to allow people in Bilbao to easily and quickly get to Artxanda, one of the city’s most popular leisure spaces. The train is still running and offers a fun journey connecting the centre of Bilbao with the restaurants and recreation areas of Artxanda, not to mention the great view of the city.

Paseo de la Memoria

Located in Abandoibarra Park, the Paseo de la Memoria is an open-air route lined with sculp- tures by internationally-renowned artists such as Tucker and Lüpertz and Basque sculptors including Chillida, Garraza, and Zugasti. Near the Guggenheim Museum, there is a large space with playgrounds and an interactive fountain sure to delight the kids in your group. BILBAO Experience What to Buy GUGGENHEIM

Museum Shops

When you visit a museum, or even if you don’t, be sure to seize the opportunity to have a look at their shops full of items related to the museums and international art. Books, gifts, posters, figurines, scarves, umbrellas, handicrafts... the list of items available is infinite, but they all have one thing in common: they are full of originality and style.

Authentic shops

These are shops that have been around forever and sit side-by-side with newer design and fashion shops. We recommend wandering the Casa del Bacalao, where you’ll be able to see all the cuts and styles of cod – a fish synonymous with Bilbao – as well as a number of canned options. Buy a cut of salt cod, soak it, and prepare it for yourself, or purchase a ready-to-be- cooked cut on site. BILBAO Experience AZKUNA ZENTROA

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Azkuna Zentroa

Azkuna Zentroa is part of the former Alhóndiga, which stored and traded wine since the beginning of the last century. It is now a local, national, and international Society and Con- temporary Culture Centre. Visitors can enjoy the recent architectural update with the spec- tacular columns designed by Philippe Starck. From the inside of the building, you can see the glass-bottom swimming pool located on the ceiling. In the same building you also have bars, a world-class restaurant, a terrace for having a drink with stunning views, and a store full of Basque Design, where you can find some designs and handicrafts by local artists. Check their programming, as you're sure to find an activity or event that interests you. BILBAO Experience What to See AZKUNA ZENTROA

Campos Elíseos Theatre

The Campos Elíseos Theatre is another important space for Bilbao's cultural events. It is popularly known as El Campos or la Bombonera de Bertendona after its spectacular mod- ernist façade full of delicate mouldings. Its costly restoration created a space dedicated to classical-style productions with cutting-edge technology.

Contemporary Architecture

A stroll through this area will allow you to observe a few of the most recently built avant-garde buildings in Bilbao: the glazing on the Plaza Bizkaia, headquarters for government agencies, the irregular shape of the Osakidetza building (the Basque government’s ministry of health), and the Chamber of Commerce. BILBAO Experience What to Visit AZKUNA ZENTROA

Bilbao Bullfighting Museum

Vista Alegre is the name of Bilbao’s bullring. It’s a grand ring where the top bullfighters have competed. In addition to the appeal of the bullring itself, where you can watch bullfighting if you’re so inclined, the building also houses the Bullfighting Museum, which sets out the history of this ring and offers a great deal of detail on the art of bullfighting. BILBAO Experience What to Do AZKUNA ZENTROA

Bilbao Casino

The Coliseo Albia building was once home to the eponymous theatre where greats like Maria Callas, Montserrat Caballé, Luciano Pavarotti, and Alfredo Kraus took the stage. It now has a hotel, a restaurant, and the Bilbao Grand Casino, which has a multi-space gaming hall and a hall where a number of national and international tournaments take place.

Vista Alegre Bullring

This bullring’s large capacity, 14,700, and its quality programming have put it on the list of “top bullrings” and make it one of the most important in Spain. Bullfighting took place else- where in Bilbao until 1962 when this bullring was built. BILBAO Experience What to Buy AZKUNA ZENTROA

DendAZ Azkuna Zentroa

One of the most appealing aspects of the Azkuna Zentroa is DendAZ. It’s a new dynamic, live showroom concept, where the work of local and international artists comes to life with original items connected to Azkuna Zentroa programming. BILBAO Experience What to Eat AZKUNA ZENTROA

Pastry Shops

This is another area where you’ll find a number of enticing pastry shops to try some of Bil- bao’s famous pastries including carolinas, rice cakes, and butter buns. Be sure to pair them with a nice cup of coffee or hot chocolate. You’ll find yourself drawn in by the shops’ exquisite décor, in addition to their luscious delicacies. BILBAO Experience SAN MAMÉS

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San Mamés

Within this modern recreation space, you’ll find the strikingnew San Mamés stadium. “The cathedral” of the Athletic Club, it is a spectacular work by the architect César Azkárate. There you can visit the lion Club’s museum and purchase some souvenirs in red and white.

Euskalduna

Euskalduna Palace is named after the old shipyards that once stood in its place. Today it is a conference centre, exhibit hall, and cultural events centre with lots of activity (the operas organized by ABAO are held here). Of special interest is its rusted structure reminiscent of a ship and its exterior lampposts that form a promenade of metallic trees. BILBAO Experience What to Visit SAN MAMÉS

Athletic Club Museum

This modern museum was designed as an exhibition space to share knowledge and memora- bilia with anyone looking to learn the history of this legendary team. It offers original items, trophies, clothing, photos and audiovisual material, and a playroom equipped for fun for the entire family.

Itsasmuseum Bilbao

Located on the estuary, Itsasmuseum has a collection based on items related to the seafaring culture of Bilbao and Bizkaia. These pieces notably include many closely tied to the men and women who played important roles in our maritime history. BILBAO Experience What to Do SAN MAMÉS

Walk along the wharf

We recommend taking a lovely stroll along the wharf so you can see the remains of the ship- yard, including the symbol of the area the “Carola” crane painted deep red. You’ll also be able to see what was once the Zorrozaurre peninsula, now an island where alternative markets, art activities, and shows take place.

Txikiteo Wine Routes on Poza and Ledesma

These lively streets are perfect for taking a walk with friends and family and enjoying some pintxos, wine (don’t forget about txakoli), and great ambiance. On Athletic Club game days, the atmosphere of brotherhood with the rival team is unbeatable. BILBAO Experience What to Buy SAN MAMÉS

Athletic Club Gear

If you love football, especially if you love Athletic Club, you’ll find a number of official shops where you can purchase gear, a regulation ball, and even choose from a selection of Club and football-related memorabilia.

ZAWP Market

The ZAWP (Zorrotzaurre Art Work in Progress) space is an artistic, creative, and innovative space on the recently transformed Zorrozaurre island. Options available here include its alternative market, which is normally held on Sundays, with creative workshops, live music, and more. Check their calendar for more details.

Open Your Ganbara

Open Your Ganbara is a flea market open to all and one of the first Zorrozaure initiatives. In the old Artiach Biscuit Factory, people from all different background with all kinds of styles invigorate this lovely and distinctive flea market. BILBAO Experience METROPOLITAN AREA

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Bizkaia Bridge

Bizkaia Bridge, also known as the Hanging Bridge, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2006 and is the point of connection between the two banks of the estuary: the industrial, working class left bank and the residential, bourgeoisie right bank. You can cross it with your car on board its gondola or walk the vertiginous walkway above to enjoy the magnificent view. BILBAO Experience What to Visit METROPOLITAN AREA

Rialia

In the industrialization of the area of , the estuary was the linchpin. Rialia Mu- seum of Industry was founded as a historical and artistic space focused on recovering and disseminating the remnants of the area’s industrial past.

Getxo Marina

A fully-equipped modern marina with bars, restaurants, and shops for anyone who loves seaside style and taste. You can take a walk here and follow the pier found at the left-hand end of Ereaga beach. BILBAO Experience What to Visit METROPOLITAN AREA

Port of Bilbao

Given its strategic location at the centre of the Bay of Bizkaia, this port has the privilege of serving as a link to the major ports of the Americas and Northern Europe, up to 800 ports all over the world. It handles all kinds of goods and also receives cruises.

BEC

The BEC (Bilbao Exhibition Centre) hosts conferences, fairs, and large-scale events. It is locat- ed in . It has 6, column-free pavilions and a surface area of 150,000 square metres, perfectly equipped with the latest communications technology and facilities. BILBAO Experience What to Do METROPOLITAN AREA

Punta Galea

La Galea is a promenade on the coast of offering the best panoramic views of the Port of Abra. The route leads to Aizkorri and La Salvaje beaches, and along the way you’ll see spectacular cliffs to your left,Aixerrota windmill, now a restaurant, Nuestra Señora del Car- men cemetery, the fort and lighthouse, and Andra Mari church.

Getxo

Getxo is a large municipality including the settlements of Las Arenas, , Romo, Neguri, and Andra Mari. We recommend taking a walk along the seaside. You’ll be awestruck by the grandeur of the gentry palaces. Their refined British style demonstrates the relationships es- tablished between the British islands and the great business families in the area at the time. BILBAO Experience What to Do METROPOLITAN AREA

Old Port of Algorta

A spot brimming with charm comprised of colourful seaside homes with persistently great ambiance. The port has a number of taverns where you’ll find great pintxos, txakoli, and am- biance in equal measure. It is a must-see.

Ereaga Beach

This is the beach closest to Bilbao. It is an urban beach in the town of Getxo, off theNeguri metro stop, between las Arenas and Algorta. Surrounded by beautiful mansions and walk- ing-distance from the marina, this elegant beach is a great place to sunbathe or sit on one of the many pavement cafés with views of it. BILBAO Experience What to Eat METROPOLITAN AREA

Taste the Sea

On both sides of the estuary you’ll find a plethora of all kinds of restaurants, but they will all generally offer that authentic taste of the sea. We recommend experiencing a sardinada (grilled sardines) in on the left side of the estuary or at the Old Port of Algorta on the right side. As the song goes, “Sardina freskue!” (fresh sardines!). Experience Practical Info

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TOURIST OFFICES INFORMATION BILBAO EMERGENCIES 112 INFORMATION 010 TOURISM BILBAO 944 795 760 (for calls within the Bilbao area) · Plaza Circular, 1 Edificio Terminus · 944 010 010 (for calls outside of the Bilbao area) · Alameda de Mazarredo 66 CONSULAR OFFICE AIRPORT 944 031 444 944 706 426 CITIZEN INFORMATION BIZKAIA 944 241 700 GENERAL TRAFFIC AND ROAD INFORMATION BAKIO 011 946 193 395 · www.bakio.org LOST AND FOUND BALMASEDA - ENKARTUR 944 204 981 94 680 29 76 · www.visitenkarterri.com BARAKALDO BEC (Bilbao Exhibition Centre) 944 995 821 · www.barakaldo.org TRANSPORT BERMEO AIRPORT 946 179 154 · www.bizibermeo.eus Bilbao-Loiu · 913 211 000 (AENA) 944 869 663 DURANGO www.aena.es 946 033 938 · www.turismodurango.net CRUISE AND FERRY ELORRIO Ferry Bilbao- 902 108 147 946 820 164 · www.visitelorrio.com www.brittanyferries.es GERNIKA-LUMO TRAINS 946 255 892 · www.gernika-lumo.net Abando Indalecio Prieto Station (Renfe) GETXO Plaza Circular, 2 · 912 320 320 · www.renfe.com 944 910 800 · www.getxo.eus Metro (EUSKOTREN) GORLIZ Zazpikaleak · 944 333 333 946 774 348 · www.gorliz.eu www.euskotren.eus KARRANTZA-HARANA Concordia Station; FEVE Bilbao 946 806 928 · www.karrantza.org Calle de Bailén 2 · 912 320 320 LEKEITIO www.renfe.com/viajeros/feve 946 844 017 · www.lekeitio.org BUSES MENDATA 946 257 204 · www.mendata.eus Gurtubai 1 · 944 395 077 · www.bilbaointermodal.eus MUNDAKA (Municipal buses) 946 177 201 · www.mundakaturismo.com 94 685 50 00 · 944 790 981 www.bilbao.eus/bilbobus ONDARROA 946 831 951 · www.ondarroa.eus Bizkaibus (Coaches and buses, province and airport) 946 125 555 · www.bizkaia.eus ORDUÑA 945 384 384 · www.ordunaturismo.com 946 855 000 · www.metrobilbao.eus OROZKO 946 122 695 · www.orozkoudala.com TRAM 944 333 333 · www.euskotren.eus 946 774 199 · www.plentzia.org TAXIS Radio Taxi Bilbao PORTUGALETE 944 448 888 · www.taxibilbao.com 944 729 314 · www.portugalete.org Tele Taxi SANTURTZI 944 102 121 · www.teletaxibilbao.com 944 839 494 · www.turismo.santurtzi.net Radio Taxi Nervión 944 269 026 · www.radiotaxinervion.com 944 065 519 · www.turismo.sopelaudala.org BICYCLE HIRE SOPUERTA Bilbaobizi 946 504 750 · www.sopuerta.biz 946 564 905 TRUCIOS-TURTZIOZ 946 109 604 · www.turtzioz.org Experience Practical Info

MUSEUMS IN BILBAO MUSEUMS IN BIZKAIA GUGGENHEIM BILBAO MUSEUM ON THE COAST www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus FISHING MUSEUM Bermeo FINE ARTS MUSEUM www.bizkaikoa.bizkaia.eus/arrantzaleenmuseoa www.museobilbao.com ITSASMUSEUM BILBAO Bilbao DIOCESAN SACRED ART MUSEUM www.itsasmuseum.eus www.eleizmuseoa.com PLASENTIA DE BUTRÓN MUSEUM Plentzia ITSASMUSEUM BILBAO www.museoplentzia.org www.itsasmuseum.eus RIALIA MUSEUM OF INDUSTRY Portugalete EASTER PROCESSION MUSEUM www.portugalete.org/ES-ES/RIALIA www.museodepasosbilbao.com SANTURTZI INFORMATION CENTRE BILBAO BULLFIGHTING MUSEUM ITSASOA / AGURTZA FISHING BOAT www.plazatorosbilbao.com INFORMATION CENTRE Santurtzi www.turismo.santurtzi.net BASQUE MUSEUM BIZKAIA BRIDGE Las Arenas (Getxo) /Portugalete www.euskalmuseoa.eus www.puente-colgante.com REPRODUCTIONS MUSEUM LEKEITIO MARITIME HERITAGE CENTRE www.bilbokoberreginenmuseoa.eus www.faro-lekeitio.org

ATHLETIC CLUB MUSEUM TXAKOLINGUNEA - TXAKOLI WINEMAKING www.athletic-club.eus EXHIBITION Bakio BASQUE LANGUAGE INFORMATION CENTRE www.bizkaikoa.bizkaia.eus/txakolingunea www.azkuefundazioa.eus URDAIBAI BIRD CENTRE ARCHAEOLOGY MUSEUM www.birdcenter.org www.bizkaikoa.bizkaia.eus/arkeologimuseoa EKOETXEA URDAIBAI www.ekoetxea.eus

INLAND SIMÓN BOLÍVAR MUSEUM Ziortza-Bolibar www.simonbolivarmuseoa.com NATURAL SPACES DURANGO ART AND HISTORY MUSEUM www.turismodurango.net URDAIBAI BIOSPHERE RESERVE 944 650 822 · www.turismourdaibai.com ENCARTACIONES MUSEUM Sopuerta 946 870 402 (Ihobe) · www.ekoetxea.eus www.enkarterrimuseoa.eus Sopuerta GORBEIA NATURAL PARK EL POBAL FORGE Information Centre www.visitenkarterri.com 946 739 279 BASQUE COUNTRY MUSEUM Gernika-Lumo www.areatza.net www.bizkaikoa.bizkaia.eus/euskalherriamuseoa www.gorbeiaeuskadi.com GERNIKA PEACE MUSEUM FOUNDATION URKIOLA NATURAL PARK Gernika-Lumo · www.museodelapaz.org 946 814 155 · www.urkiola.net GERNIKA ASSEMBLY HOUSE ARMAÑÓN NATURAL PARK Gernika-Lumo · www.gernika-lumo.net 946 806 257 688 884 330 “JOSÉ LUIS GOTI” BASQUE MUSEUM ON THE www.visitenkarterri.com HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND SCIENCES www.ehu.eus OROZKO MUSEUM Orozko www.orozkomuseoa.eus BASQUE COUNTRY MINING MUSEUM Gallarta · www.meatzaldea.eus BALMASEDA HISTORICAL MUSEUM Balmaseda · www.visitenkarterri.com BOINAS LA ENCARTADA MUSEUM Balmaseda www.bizkaikoa.bizkaia.eus/laencartada VALENTÍN DE BERRIOTXOA MUSEUM Elorrio www.web.bizkaia.eus/es/-/balendin-berriotxoa- museoa TORRE LOIZAGA. ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC CAR MUSEUM Galdames www.torreloizaga.com IRON BELT INFORMATION CENTRE www.berango.net