
Explore the Old Town of Bilbao with a local guide who shares their deep knowledge of the city and its culture. This guided walk takes you through the Seven Streets, highlighting their historical significance and the legends associated with them. You will learn about the evolution of Bilbao and its Basque heritage. The tour is suitable for anyone interested in gaining insights into local culture and history. It is recommended for those who enjoy walking and engaging with the stories of a place. Note that this is a Free Tour, meaning there is no upfront cost; participants are encouraged to contribute an amount they feel reflects their experience at the end.
One of the great gems of Baroque Bilbao. Standing before this imposing church, we will discover the story of Saint Nicholas of Bari, patron saint of seafarers, and his close connection with Bilbao’s seafaring and commercial past.
We’re heading straight into the heart of the Old Town. Plaza Nueva offers us the chance to discover one of Bilbao’s liveliest and most beloved spots, surrounded by arcades and historic buildings. We’ll also discuss its role in the city’s social life and one of Bilbao’s great culinary traditions: pintxos.
This is where Bilbao begins to tell its most literary stories. In Plaza de Miguel de Unamuno, we’ll learn about one of the city’s greatest intellectuals and discover the historic Calzadas de Mallona, one of the most unique links between the Old Town and the upper part of Bilbao.
We arrive at the grand cathedral in the Old Town. Santiago Cathedral is one of Bilbao’s most important historic buildings and an essential stop for anyone wishing to discover the city’s religious and pilgrimage heritage. We’ll explore its architecture, its secrets and its connection to the Way of St James.
Bilbao can also be discovered through its cuisine. At the Mercado de la Ribera, we’ll discover one of the city’s great culinary landmarks and a place that’s key to understanding Bilbao’s relationship with the estuary and its commercial heritage. A stop brimming with aromas, flavours and local life.
A bridge that preserves the memory of various eras in Bilbao’s history. From here, we will discover how the estuary has shaped the city’s growth and how its bridges were essential in connecting its two banks.
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