The estuary was Bilbao’s High Street, the major thoroughfare toward which its most important buildings’ doors open: Arriaga Theatre, the City Hall, the ...

The modern neighbourhood of Miribilla is located on top of what was once an underground and open-pit mining operation.

La Ribera Market, Bilbao’s shopping area since the 15th century.

The first building with a concrete structure in Spain.

In the early 20th century, travellers could choose from seven stations in Bilbao to start or end their rail journey.

The current loading docks of Urazurrutia, Marzana, La Merced, Ripa, Arenal, Uribitarte, Olabeaga now converted into friendly public spaces, commemorate the ...

An icon of Bilbao and Bizkaia, made with iron shavings from Altos Hornos de Vizcaya.

In our stroll along the estuary toward Abandoibarra, we’ll reach what is now an icon of Bilbao-Bizkaia and all of the Basque Country, the Guggenheim Bilbao ...

It’s impossible to imagine the Nervión-Ibaizabal estuary without its bridges. Today, 14 bridges cross the estuary and another three are slated to open in ...

An industrial building converted for residential use with an imposing 9 metre tiger sculpture on its tower.

The seagoing and port past of the Nervión-Ibaizabal estuary at the Itsas Sea Museum, nestled in aport setting that recalls the importance shipbuilding had ...

In 2018, the area known as Zorrotzaurre was converted into an island with its focus on urban regeneration for new uses, attempting to maintain its ...

Along with the Burtzeña area of Barakaldo, Punta Zorrotza is home to one of the largest concentrations of protected industrial monuments in Spain.