Visit the world-famous Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, an architectural masterpiece by Frank Gehry that has become a symbol of the city. Explore its remarkable contemporary art exhibitions and admire iconic outdoor sculptures, including Jeff Koons’ vibrant flower-covered "Puppy" and Louise Bourgeois’ towering spider sculpture "Maman.

Take a deep dive into the heart of Bilbao with a guided walk through its historic Old Town (Casco Viejo), a vibrant neighborhood full of charm and culture. Stroll past the elegant 19th-century Arriaga Theatre, inspired by the Paris Opera House, and follow the path along the scenic Nervión River, which once fueled the city’s industrial rise. Admire from outside the majestic Santiago Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic architecture and one of Bilbao’s oldest landmarks. Then, we will explore the lively arcades of Plaza Nueva, a neoclassical square buzzing with cafés and local life. Here we will have a light lunch in a pintxos bar. Finally, experience the flavors and colors of the city at the Ribera Market, Europe’s largest covered market, where locals shop for the freshest produce and delicacies.

The guide will explain the stories and curiosities behind this building.

From the outside, the guide will highlight this Baroque church and point out the city’s coat of arms on its façade, explaining its symbolism and connection to Bilbao’s history.

The guide will present this striking riverside building, sharing its role as one of Europe’s largest covered markets and explaining its importance in Bilbao’s culinary and social life.

From the outside, the guide will introduce this Gothic-style cathedral, dating back to the 14th century, and explain its historical significance as an important stop along the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.

At this elegant Neoclassical square, the guide will introduce its history and local atmosphere before the group enjoys a light lunch of pintxos at a traditional bar under the arcades.

Enjoy a scenic drive through the countryside towards San Sebastian.

Overlooking one of Europe’s most iconic urban beaches, the guide will explain the history and elegance of La Concha, a symbol of San Sebastián's seaside charm and aristocratic past.

Découvrez le charme Belle Époque de Saint-Sébastien en explorant ses monuments les plus emblématiques. Notre visite commence à l'Hôtel de Ville (Ayuntamiento), un bâtiment magnifique au riche passé. En flânant le long de la célèbre plage de La Concha, vous découvrirez comment la ville est devenue un luxueux spa pour la royauté espagnole. Nous visiterons ensuite l'impressionnante cathédrale du Buen Pastor, qui abrite l'un des plus grands orgues d'Europe. Notre voyage se poursuit en traversant le pont María Cristina, un joyau architectural inspiré des ponts parisiens, offrant une vue imprenable sur le fleuve Urumea. Nous admirerons ensuite l'extérieur de l'hôtel María Cristina, symbole glamour du Festival du Film de Saint-Sébastien, encore marqué par les stigmates de la guerre civile espagnole. Juste en face, nous apercevrons le Théâtre Victoria Eugenia, un lieu historique témoin de la vie culturelle dynamique de la ville.

Inside this Neo-Gothic cathedral, the guide will point out its stunning stained-glass windows and impressive pipe organ, while sharing insights into its construction and role in the city’s religious life.

From the outside, the guide will highlight this luxurious Belle Époque hotel, sharing stories of the many celebrities and dignitaries who have stayed here, especially during the San Sebastián Film Festival.

The guide will introduce this elegant historic theatre, explaining its cultural importance and its long-standing connection to the city’s performing arts and international film scene.

Facing the sea, the guide will describe the modern architecture of the Kursaal, a striking contrast to the Old Town, and explain its role as a major cultural hub and venue for concerts, conferences, and the Film Festival.

In this last part of the tour, we’ll delve into the narrow streets of the Old Town, where one of the city's most intense battles took place. We will visit the Market of La Bretxa, a historic marketplace that has been a vital part of local life for centuries. As we explore, you'll discover century-old shops, some over 190 years old! We’ll step inside the Church of San Vicente, a Gothic gem that holds a relic older than the city itself, and visit the famous Plaza de la Constitución, which conceals fascinating hidden secrets. Our journey ends at the iconic Church of Santa María del Coro, where we’ll admire its stunning Baroque façade from the outside.

The guide will take the group inside this Gothic church to admire its architecture and reveal the story behind the sacred relic preserved within.

At the heart of the Old Town, the guide will explain the unique architecture and deep local significance of this iconic square, especially as the main stage for the city's beloved Tamborrada festival.

From the outside, the guide will explain the ornate Baroque façade and share the story of Saint Sebastian, the city’s patron saint, and his role in local tradition.