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Kerry Taylor said
Our first stop of the day is Loyola (or Loiola). We draw up outside a fantastic building, the Santuario de Loyola. It’s dedicated t... Continue reading »
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Bern said
Mar. 5, 2007 Bridgette really wanted to see the Guggenheim Museum of Bilbao, even though we weren´t really sure what it was all about. I... Continue reading »
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Will and Kimmy said
We wake up and head up to the Terrace in the glass atrium lifts which Billy enjoys, always taking command of the buttons. Sitting out hav... Continue reading »
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Nivariense said
Como ya dije hicimos dos excursiones: la primera por la provincia de Vizcaya. La primera parada fue la ciudad de B... Continue reading »
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Well Pilgrim said
Day 16 & 17, June 2nd and June 3rd Logrono and detour to Bilbao From Viana we took a taxi to the train station in Logrono. It’s a big... Continue reading »
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1. Palacio de Chávarri
Among the notable buildings around the Plaza Moyúa, halfway down Bilbao's Gran VÃa, is the Palacio de Chávarri. This is a beautiful building by Belgian architect, Paul Ankar, constructed in 1889 as a commission for businessman,... more
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2. Ayuntamiento de Bilbao
Opened in 1892, the building that houses Bilbao's city council is the work of the architect Joaquin Rucoba, who also built the Arriaga Theatre. Among its principal features is a main exterior wall lavishly decorated in the Baro... more
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3. Castillo de Muñatones
This rural castle in the medieval military style is situated in the San MartÃn district of the Muskiz municipality. Surrounded by a landscape of fields and marshes, the Muñatones castle was declared an Historic-Artistic monumen... more
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4. Santa MarÃa de Begoña
Santa MarÃa de Begoña dominates the city from its hilltop location. It dates from the 16th century and its most outstanding feature is the Renaissance-style main entrance. The main altar is an important example of the transitio... more
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5. Dakar
Yellow colours and the blues of a midday sky form the colour scheme in this club where young people flock to dance to the most contemporary sounds. Musically, everything goes in Dakar, from house to techno, garage to acid. Ther... more
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6. Teatro Arriaga
Great palys have been performed by some of the country's best actors in this much-loved theater over the years. Joaquin Ruboca designed the building using the Paris Opera House as a model to which he added some Renaissance touc... more
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7. Caos
You descend a flight of stairs into the club to find a huge area with stone walls and a gigantic screen projecting music videos on the wall. It it a dark place with blue and white lighting, where people dance to the latest and... more
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8. Cafe Bar La Granja
Come in the morning and you'll find this place full of local workers, students and tourists having breakfast and reading the newspapers. Come after work and it's full to the brim with people having drinks and tapas, and it gets... more
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9. Cotton Club
Don't miss one of the best venues in Bilbao, as it offers a great atmosphere and a wide variety of live music featuring stars like Loquillo, Barricada, Greta y los Garbo, Antonio Flores, Los Secretos, Immaculate Fools, Javier A... more
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10. Lamiak
It's a venue that changes functions throughout the day to suit its clients. You can come for a late breakfast snack, pop in at lunchtime for tapas or come in the evening for serious drinking and music. You'll see displays of wo... more
