Bilbao Discoveries Private Walking & Pintxos Tour
Bilbao3 horas
- Cancelación gratuita
- Recogida en el hotel
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Explore Bilbao's heritage, culture, and history with a perfect blend of precision and entertainment with our Private Walking Tour In Bilbao. Take your time, immerse yourself in anecdotes and quirks, and savor the experience, all while making delightful pit stops to taste the local pintxos.
Bilbao, nestled in the Basque Country of northern Spain, boasts a rich history shaped by its industrial prowess, beginning as a modest fishing village in the 14th century. The city flourished during the Industrial Revolution, becoming a vital center for shipbuilding and steel production in the 19th and early 20th centuries
The Old Town, known as Casco Viejo, encapsulates Bilbao's origins, featuring narrow streets and historic buildings. The Santiago Cathedral, dating back to the 14th century, stands as a prominent landmark, reflecting the city's religious heritage. The Basque traditions thrive in the Seven Streets (Las Siete Calles), offering a glimpse into the local way of life.
Bilbao's industrial decline in the late 20th century led to a remarkable transformation, marked by the iconic Guggenheim Museum, a masterpiece of contemporary architecture. The Zubizuri Bridge, connecting both sides of the Nervion River, symbolizes the city's modernity.
Despite its industrial past, Bilbao maintains a deep connection to Basque traditions, seen in festivals like Aste Nagusia, and continues to evolve as a dynamic city, blending historical charm with a modern cultural identity.
With our expert guide, during this private guided tour in Bilbao, you'll not only uncover the history and traditions of the city but also have the opportunity to make some stops along the way to try some delicious pintxos -Pintxos are small, flavorful Basque tapas, typically served on toothpicks, showcasing a variety of ingredients and culinary creativity-. Our guide will explain which ones are the most typical and provide you with the best recommendations on how to enjoy pintxos during your free time.
Próximas fechas disponibles
Qué incluye
- Expert guide
- City map with the route
- Briefing our guide with your travel preferences and requests
- A list of personal recommendations to continue enjoying the city on your own.
- Convenient pick-up at your hotel (if centrally located. Please indicate at check out)
No incluye
- Propinas
- Comida y bebidas
- Tarifa de entrada
- The price of pintxos and drinks is not included, allowing you the freedom to choose and purchase your desired pintxos on-site at your discretion.
Itinerario
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Summary of our itinerary
Please see a summary of the areas we covered during this tour. An array of plazas and streets will be included that are not listed for implications purposes. Please understand that this is very flexible and the guide may adapt the itinerary based on your needs or preferences.
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Arriaga Theater
The Arriaga Theater is a historic and renowned cultural venue. Named after the composer Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga, it stands as a symbol of Bilbao's rich cultural heritage. The theater, with its elegant architecture and charming atmosphere, hosts a diverse range of performances, including concerts, operas, ballets, and theatrical productions. With a history dating back to the late 19th century, the Arriaga Theater continues to be a focal point for the arts, drawing both locals and visitors alike to experience the vibrant cultural scene in Bilbao.
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Plaza Berria
"Plaza Berria" in Bilbao, Spain, translates to "New Square" in English. This square is a central public space in the heart of Bilbao's historic district. Surrounded by charming architecture and bustling with activity, Plaza Berria is a popular gathering spot for locals and tourists alike. Visitors can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, explore nearby shops and cafes, or simply take in the surrounding historic buildings. The square often hosts events, markets, and cultural activities, making it a dynamic and lively hub within the city.
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Plaza Miguel Unamuno
Miguel de Unamuno Square in Bilbao is a lively spot surrounded by cafes and history. It's a great starting point to explore Bilbao. Nearby, the Begoña Basilica honors Our Lady of Begoña, an important figure in Bilbao's past, giving a glimpse into the city's rich culture and religion.
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Las 7 Calles
The Seven Streets in Bilbao, also known as "Las 7 Calles," are a bunch of cozy, narrow lanes full of tradition and delicious food. These streets have been around forever and are like a time machine, taking you back with their old buildings and unique vibes. You can explore local traditions while hopping between charming shops, and don't miss the chance to try some tasty Basque cuisine in the many pintxos bars – those small, yummy snacks that are a big deal here! It's a cool way to dive into Bilbao's culture and enjoy some fantastic bites.
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Santiago Cathedral in Bilbao
Santiago Cathedral in Bilbao has a cool old look with pointy towers and detailed stone walls. It's like a time capsule in the middle of the city, showing off some really old-school architecture. The outside has these awesome windows and carvings that give it a unique vibe, making it stand out. It's a cool spot to check out if you're into historic buildings and want a taste of Bilbao's past.
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La Ribera Market
La Ribera Market has a rich history dating back to 1929. It's recognized for being one of the largest covered markets in Europe, earning a spot in the Guinness World Records. This bustling market not only serves as a hub for fresh produce, meats, and seafood but also stands as a testament to Bilbao's enduring culinary culture and community spirit.
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San Anton Bridge
The San Anton Bridge in Bilbao spans the Nervion River, connecting the historic district with Bilbao La Vieja. Nearby stands the San Anton Church, an iconic riverside landmark with a rich history. The picturesque views of the river from the bridge offer a glimpse of Bilbao's urban and architectural charm.
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"Bilbao La Vieja"
"Bilbao La Vieja" is a vibrant district in Bilbao known for its artistic and bohemian atmosphere. Located along the Nervion River, this neighborhood has undergone revitalization, becoming a hub for creativity, independent shops, and trendy cafes. The area seamlessly blends its industrial past with modern urban culture, offering visitors a unique experience of street art, cultural events, and a diverse culinary scene along the riverfront.
Conviene saber
- Dificultad
- Fácil
- Idiomas
- inglés británico
- Horas de inicio
- 10:00 · 11:00 · 17:00
Información importante
- Calzado cómodo
- Water, hat, sunscreen in the summer
Política de cancelación
Cancelación gratuita hasta 168 horas antes del inicio de la experiencia.
- Cancelación dentro de las 72 h previas al inicio: 100 % de cargo.
- Cancelación dentro de las 168 h previas al inicio: 50 % de cargo.
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Punto de encuentro
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In front of the main entrance of the Arriaga Theater.
- Dirección
- Arriaga Plaza 1, Bilbo, 48005, ES
- Cómo es el encuentro
- Encuentro en el lugar o recogida en el hotel
- Coordenadas
- 43.25955, -2.92474
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