Bilbao is one of the Spanish capitals that has evolved the most in recent decades. From being an eminently industrial city, it has become one of the most prominent tourist destinations in our country. The construction of the Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Gehry, was the milestone that marked the beginning of this transformation.

Very close to the historic center, the Abandoibarra neighborhood exemplifies the renewed cultural impulse that Bilbao has experienced. In fact, in this modern and cosmopolitan area, we can find traditional architecture harmoniously coexisting with buildings as avant-garde as the Guggenheim Museum itself or the Isozaki Towers.

Much of Bilbao's tourist appeal lies in its gastronomy, which is one of the most prestigious in the world. Among its star dishes, succulent options such as marmitako, cocochas, and bacalao a la vizcaína stand out. Nor can we forget the pintxos and Idiazábal cheese.