Tours in Bilbao
Bilbao Night Tour
Self Guided Bike Tour in Getxo (Scenic Bilbao's Seaside)
Bilbao Pintxos Tour: 3-Hour Culinary Adventure all included
Visit Marques de Riscal & Picnic in Vineyard from Bilbao
Transfer from Bilbao City Center to Bilbao Airport (BIO)
Private tour Bilbao to La Rioja A day of Winery Tours and Tasting
Private tour of San Sebastian with pintxo lunch from Bilbao.
La Rioja Boutique Wine Tour - 2 Wineries & Picnic Lunch (From Bilbao)
Private 4-hour City Tour of Bilbao with Hotel or Cruise Port pick-up
Private Workshop Preparation of Pintxos with Lunch in Bilbao
Private 4-hour Walking Tour of Bilbao with Local Guide
Bike tour with Pintxos & Drinks in Getxo (Scenic Bilbao Seaside)
Basque Country Full Day Tour with Lunch from Bilbao
Rioja Wine Tour: Winery & Traditional Lunch From Bilbao
Full Day Private 4WD Tour from Santander to Picos de Europa. Excellent meals.
Bilbao Airport Private Arrival Transfer to Various Cities
Full-day private Bilbao tour (Guggenheim museum & full pintxo lunch included)
Bizkaia, Route of the Coast. Unforgettable corners to enjoy by the sea.
San Sebastian Private Tour, Pintxos & Winery Visit from Bilbao
Paella Cooking Class (with Basque Sangria) in Bilbao
Private Tour San Sebastian & Getaria Fishing Village From Bilbao
Private Rioja wine Tour: Premium wineries from Bilbao with Lunch
Private Transfer Tour Bilbao to San Sebastian through the Basque Coast
Bilbao is the heart of Biscayia, within the borders of the free-spirited Basque Country. It is formally part of Spain, but its own flavor is so bright that you can bend another finger when counting the countries of your travels. Bilbao is one of those cities that seems to have been created to be a tourist center: it concentrates sights from different eras, the weather is good all year round, and restaurants and beaches beckon to the pleasures of life.
The river Nervion divides the city into two conceptually different parts: on the one hand, the old town, frozen in its eternal beauty, and on the other, the architectural madness and changing trends of the present. Casco Viejo - the historic center, also called "Seven Streets" - is a completely pedestrian zone. And it's hard to imagine traffic on these narrow, always busy streets. Here, as in centuries past, the traditional handicrafts of ceramics and leather boil, national cuisine is served, and nightlife never ceases. And above all, there are the enduring cultural treasures: the Cathedral of Santiago, the Church of San Anton, the Arriaga Theater, the Arenal Gardens, and the ruins of the medieval fortress walls. The list goes on with endless palaces and mansions - let's face it, every building in Casco Viejo is a landmark.
The list of the brightest "celebrities" of the modern part of Bilbao should start with the Guggenheim Museum. This is especially the case when a unique collection of XX century paintings is housed in a worthy shell. Frank Gehry's deconstructivist masterpiece is not to be missed or forgotten. Another impressive structure, Alondiga, is a real vacation that will always be with you. A giant entertainment center with special effects such as a swimming pool above visitors' heads, it turns recreation into high art.
What do Bilbao's old and new have in common? Bridges! The ultra-modern, sleek to the point of weightlessness Subisuri and the ancient, monumental San Antón will delight guests within the city limits. The local wonder, a UNESCO site, the Biscay Bridge over the Nervion, with a flying ferry, is also shown to guests on tours outside the city.