Bizkaia Bridge, the only World Heritage Site in the Basque Country (UNESCO) and the only Industrial World Heritage Site in Spain.
Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve (UNESCO), one of the areas with the biggest landscape and ecological diversity in the Basque Country.
The most stunning place in the Bay of Biscay,
San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, between Bakio and Bermeo.
The best left wave in Europe in Mundaka.
The Assembly House (Casa de Juntas) and the Tree of Gernika, the essence of basque culture.
The Altarpiece of Andra Mari’s Basilica, in Lekeitio, one of the most important altarpieces in Spain.
Portugalete’s Old Quarter, declared Historical Monument,
and Getxo’s riverside area, declared Historical Monument categorised as Classified Cultural Good.
The ports of Bermeo and Ondarroa, two of the most important in Spain.
Getxo Marina, the largest in the Basque Country.
The traditional sea procession of the
Fiestas of Carmen and the great annual event of the Sardine Day in Santurtzi.
The 6000-year-old Petrified Dunes of
Gorliz, unique in the Basque coast.
The International Nudist Race of Sopelana.
The Horse Racing Derby, of Gorliz beach.
The longest beach in Biscay, in Bakio.
International Festivals: Folklore (Portugalete), Jazz,
Folk and Blues (Getxo), Street Theatre (Lekeitio and Santurtzi).
Chillida and Henry Moore’s sculptures at the Park of the Peoples of Europe, in Gernika.
One of the oldest epigraphs written in Basque, on the coat of arms of the Torre Barri house of Plentzia.
Products with a Designation of Origin: Bakio txakoli (white wine), Gernika beans and chilies.
Tinned fish and the best seasonal fish, in Bermeo,
Ondarroa and Lekeitio.
More than 190 restaurants, 70 hotels and 50 tourist agencies.
Sea Food Fair (Itsaski Azoka): Maritime-themed event and everything
else going on around it: water sports, cultural events and especially the gastronomy, with seafood being the main attraction.
Thirteen tourist offices open all year round. Four of them bearing the Q for tourist quality.