Bayonne revives the festivities of the Basque Country
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Until 6 November, in the Place de la Liberté, next to Bayonne's town hall, we can enjoy this exhibition made up of numerous large photographic panels in which, through large-format images, the festive activity of all the Basque capitals is reviewed. A good opportunity to discover Bayonne, the city where the rivers Nive and Adour meet.
To celebrate these first cross-border meetings, the Town Hall of Bayonne, in collaboration with the Community of the Basque Country, is offering this colourful and festive exhibition on our traditional festivals to illustrate the links between the main capitals of our cross-border area: Pamplona, Bayonne, Bilbao, San Sebastian and Vitoria-Gasteiz.
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