Algorta Things to Do

You'll find K.Toño inside the pretty and centric Hotel Indautxu Bilbao where it has been since 1993. Some of the most renowned artists have had their work on exhibit here. These include Fernando Amann—gallery manager, painter,... more

It moved to its current location in 1989, and under the leadership of Roberto Sáenz de Gorbea, it caters to the latest trends in painting, sculpture, photography and installation art. It has also become a member of the Basque C... more

Since 1995, when this photographic equipment and service shop has been open, it has organised forty one photography exhibits. They have reserved a space at the back for photographers, normally amateurs, to show their work to th... more

The Botxo Kafe is an attractive renovated cafe, where you can try one of its speciality coffees or teas. You can eat there too, as it is also a restaurant where the warm salads are recommended. The cafe is done out in wood with... more

Irish pubs are in fashion in Bilbao as they are a novelty on the city's drinks scene. Among them is the Wicklow Arms, a little bar which opened in 1995. It's truly authentic and the landlord is Irish. It is fitted out in varnis... more

This church is located in the Plaza de los Santos Juanes, and is one of the monuments within Bilbao's coat of arms. It has its origins in a religious act which took place on 5th August 1433 in the Temple of San Antonio Abad, pa... more

The Baste bar is right in the heart of the old part of the city. It is ideal for a snack at midday, when the bar has speciality fried dishes, lovely little stuffed mussels, and little pieces of cod, washed down with good wine.... more

Asun Celaya is the manager of Caledonia gallery which is one of the oldest galleries in Bilbao, along with Bay-Sala, Aritza and Windsor. It has been in business since 1975. For this same reason, perhaps, it tends to favour more... more

Sol Panera celebrated the 25th anniversary of her gallery's opening in 1998. It has managed to stay at the top of the vanguard artistic movement all these years, exhibiting work by some of the best artists. Some of these have i... more

There are various establishments opposite the Teatro Arriaga, including the El Tilo bar and cafe, which is named after the imposing tree in the Paseo del Arenal, which has a very pleasant smell in summer. This is a small bar wi... more