20의 바스크 산맥가지 명소 & 주요 장소

장엄한 기둥이 있는 괴물 같은 것

Mostly the area is windy especially due to topography. Do not forget to carry water with yourself. Enjoy the Bay of Biscay

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.

A curious and well-known wine fountain. I was able to confirm that it is true that wine is produced, but its quality is not the best.

Spectacular route along the Cantabrian cornice enjoying the famous flich dating back 50 million years and its small hermitage with 8 Basque surnames.

The Kursaal Bridge, is a beautiful and futuristic bridge that connects the Central Boulevard of Donostia with the Zurriola street in the Gros district of San Sebastian. The bridge was built in 1915, but due to the continuous battering of the waves, its structure had to be modified just three years later. The bridge is supported by three central supports and two wall-breasts, and it spans four spans of the river. The futuristic and expressionist streetlights on the bridge add to its glamour and beauty, illuminating the Kursaal Palace, which has two turrets designed by Rafael Moneo that resemble stranded rocks, and the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, which has hosted important cultural events throughout San Sebastian's history. The Kursaal Bridge is the first of four bridges located in the estuary of the River Urumea, and it offers an incredibly beautiful promenade with stunning views of the surrounding areas. Despite its age, the bridge remains a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike, who enjoy strolling along its walkways and admiring its unique design and architecture.

Although it has never been a palace, the Town Hall of San Sebastian has seen the passing of many crowned heads and important people. It was built in the gardens of Alderdi Eder in 1897 as a casino. Among those present at its inauguration was Maria Cristina of Austria, the Queen of Spain.

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.