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A very beautiful rocky landscape with passages, arches and rock "tables"

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Neoclassical square in the heart of Bilbao's Old Town (Casco Viejo). • The square was laid out in 1821 and completed in 1851. • It is surrounded by arcades and columns, beneath which are numerous pintxos bars and restaurants. • Plaza Nueva is a popular meeting place and considered the heart of the old town. • A flea market takes place in the square on Sundays.

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A beautiful waterfall near the Saldropo Wetland. It's wonderful to see it with water.

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To the right of the bridge leading to the new city of Bilbao, you will find the church of San Nicolas. In the 14th century, there was already a church on this site, but in 1756 it had to be completely rebuilt. The baroque church was designed by architect Ignacio de Ibero and was dedicated to Saint Nicholas, patron saint of sailors. The showpiece of the octagonal interior is the beautifully carved altar.

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Very nice walk

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To make a short stop along the way.

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The Parque de Doña Casilda is the most famous park in Bilbao. The park is also called parque Casilda Iturrizar, named after the benefactor who donated this park to Bilbao. The park was built between 1912 and 1920 in English romantic style and is an oasis of peace in the city. It is located near the Guggenheim Museum and the Maritime Museum on the Nervión River in the Indautxu district. It is a park to stroll through the 8.52 hectares via the many paths and along the decorative fountain or to watch the birds at the duck pond. Since 1940, the museum of fine arts, the Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao, has also been located next to this park.

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Via the Zubizuri in Bilbao, also called Puente del Campo Volantin, you literally walk from the old to the new city. Together with the Guggenheim Museum, the bridge is the figurehead of the more modern, renovated Bilbao. The Zubizuri was built between 1994 and 1997. In Basque, its name means ‘White Bridge’. The Spanish architect Calatrava developed the modern metal construction with a glass floor, which later turned out to be not very practical. As a result, the city of Bilbao had to spend more than a quarter of a million to cover the bridge with carpet.

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At nearly 9 metres tall, Maman is one of Bourgeois's most ambitious sculptures to feature the spider, a motif that first appeared in several of the artist's drawings in the 1940s and became central to her work in the 1990s. Intended as tributes to her mother, a weaver, Bourgeois's spiders are highly contradictory as symbols of motherhood. Both protector and predator—the spider's silk is used to make cocoons and bind prey—they embody both strength and vulnerability. Such ambiguities are powerfully depicted in the mammoth Maman , which soars menacingly on Gothic-arched legs that serve simultaneously as a cage and a protective lair for a sack of eggs precariously attached to her base. The spider inspires awe and fear, but her enormous size, improbably balanced on slender legs, conveys an almost poignant vulnerability.

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The Plaza Nueva is a beautiful neoclassical square that was built in 1821. This square is the lively heart of the Casco Viejo, the old district of Bilbao. Plaza Nueva is surrounded by buildings, where the lower floor consists of arches. Under these arches you will find numerous pintxos bars and restaurants. The square is therefore ideally suited to grab a terrace at the end of the afternoon and watch the Basque life while enjoying pintxos, the Basque form of tapas.

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The Plaza de la Constitución (Constitution Square) is located in the heart of the old town and has been one of the most important points in the city of San Sebastián for centuries. It was once the site of the Town Hall (the building is now the central municipal library) and was an important meeting place for locals for many festive occasions. Today, however, the square is still the centre of many events and celebrations. Every year, the municipal flag is raised from the balcony of the former Town Hall to officially open the San Sebastián Festival Week. In addition, many of the city's important cultural shows and activities are organised here. Visitors are always amazed to see that all the balconies facing the square are numbered. This is because in the past, this square was also used as a bullring and visitors found their seats using the numbers.

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Plaza Nueva is now a landmark in the old town of Bilbao and has become one of the most important hubs of the city's social life. The colonnades of this neoclassical building complex alternate between bars, restaurants and cafés, which visitors should definitely visit to enjoy the lively atmosphere of the square. Every Sunday there is a street market for collectors with used books and records, minerals and fossils, coins and stamps, handicrafts and much more. And on December 21st, St. Thomas' Day, the square provides the backdrop for a remarkable agricultural market with countless typical products from all over the Basque Country. The square was inaugurated in 1851 after a long construction period of 65 years.

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The oldest building in the city of Bilbao. The current Gothic church was built on an even older pilgrimage chapel, dating from the time of the pilgrimages in honour of Saint James. The cathedral has three naves with ribbed vaults. Although it was originally built in the Gothic style, the current façade and tower date from the 19th century. The choir and cloister are of extraordinary beauty, the latter a late Gothic work. The crypt is built into the former pilgrimage chapel, whose walls have been incorporated into the building.

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The baroque church of San Nicolás was built in the 18th century in honor of the patron saint of sailors. The historic church is a tourist attraction in Bilbao and impresses not least with its unique architecture. On a city tour of Bilbao, it is one of the city's must-sees.

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Beautiful, magical place. The final stretch is difficult to access. Not suitable for everyone. Very steep slope and lots of loose stones. The ground is also quite rocky, so on rainy or humid days it has to be very slippery. Otherwise, it is beautiful and you can take it easy and enjoy it.

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impressive karst formations

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Ondarreta is the least famous of the 3 city beaches and for the same reason it is also the quietest beach during the high season. This makes it perfect for children and those looking for peace and quiet.

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A place where the sea and wind battle in a frenzy, and you meet the rocks. Where nature and art merge and seem to become one. And the placement of the sculptures makes it seem as if they emerge from the rock itself, as if they were a part of it.

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What a beautiful clean sandy beach, it was a dream to walk along. The beach of La Concha is in front of the center of the city of San Sebastián and is part of the Concha Bay. Both the beach and the bay owe their name to the similarity of their shape, that of a shell, very clearly visible from the air.

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Behind the town hall there is a meaningful memorial to 400 victims of the Franco dictatorship. A steel sculpture in the shape of the shore of Donostia with holes in which passers-by can put flowers.

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