• Mercado de La Ribera - Embark on a culinary adventure at Mercado de la Ribera, one of the largest covered markets in Europe. This sets the stage for an unforgettable food experience.
• Catedral de Santiago - Discover history at the Catedral de Santiago de Bilbao, a Gothic-style cathedral that has been a spiritual and architectural icon since the 14th century. With its breathtaking façade, detailed stonework, and serene interior, the cathedral provides insight into Bilbao’s rich cultural and religious past.
• Plaza Nueva - Next, visit Plaza Nueva, the center of Bilbao’s social scene. This neoclassical square, encircled by elegant arcades, is ideal for absorbing the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Locals gather here for coffee, pintxos, and conversation, making it a must-visit to experience Bilbao like a local.
• Puente Del Arenal - Walk across the iconic Puente del Arenal, a historic bridge connecting the lively old town with the riverside. This spot offers breathtaking views of the Nervión River and the surrounding architecture, showcasing Bilbao’s mix of tradition and modernity.
• Bizkaiko Foru Aldundiaren jauregia - Finally, stop at the Palacio de la Diputación Foral de Bizkaia, a splendid 19th-century palace that serves as the administrative center of the province. Its grand architecture, ornate façades, and elegant interiors reflect Bilbao’s historical importance and civic pride, completing the exploration of the city’s cultural and culinary landmarks.

• Anchovy and avocado pintxo
• Pulled beef with gravy, onion, and aioli on brioche pintxo
• Aged beef gratinated with cheddar cheese
• Baked spider crab with a creamy topping
• Talo with Txistorra – corn flatbread with spicy Basque sausage
• Idiazabal cheese croquette
• Iberian ham mousse
• Txakoli - very dry Basque white wine
• Rioja red wine
• Natural cider
• Water
• Chocolate-coated palmier
• Our Secret Dish!

Bilbao boasts bold architecture, riverside allure, and a lively culinary scene. What more could one desire?! Envision a city where industrial legacy merges with avant-garde design, nestled along the Nervión River, vibrant yet genuine, and brimming with Basque character. Bilbao is celebrated throughout Spain for its inventive cuisine and skilled chefs, who merge tradition with modern techniques, and for its pintxos culture — a creative spin on tapas from the Basque Country, served in individual portions and displayed along the bar for selection as they’re freshly made.
For those passionate about gastronomic experiences with a modern twist, Bilbao is sure to impress.

• Please note: the itinerary and menu is subject to change, based on the locations’ availability, weather, and other circumstances.
• Please ensure to contact us in advance of the tour for any dietary requirement, to ensure we can cater for them the best we can.
• This tour involves a fair amount of walking; comfortable shoes are recommended.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.