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You don't need an instruction book to visit Gipuzkoa. Here you have everything close at hand, in an unrivalled concentration of attractions. A condensed and authentic experience where you can't miss any of them.
Prepare your trip
Download the guides and maps available on the website www.gipuzkoaturismoa.eus. In Gipuzkoa distances are short, so getting around by public transport or private vehicle is quick and easy. Some regions also offer rail alternatives.
There is a wide range of quality accommodation on offer, whatever your choice: Hotels of all categories, rural houses, hostels, guesthouses, pensions, campsites...
There is also an extensive network of Tourist Offices throughout the country. There, in addition to information on local tourist resources, you can purchase rechargeable cards that offer discounts on public transport, museums and other activities.
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Ibarrola’s Guernica, at the Bellas Artes in Bilbao
The Bilbao museum has recently added to its collection the painting Guernica by Agustín Ibarrola (Bilbao, 1930), a ten metre long by two metre high mural painted around 1977 as a tribute to and reclamation of Pablo Picasso’s Guernica (1937).
The Aste Nagusia 2023 poster can be chosen as of Monday
The Jury has chosen 6 images from among the 373 entries submitted: Dancing with Marijaia, After 40 years we are still afloat, Our fiestas, Txupinera and Pregonera, Kooloreak and Bihotzez. Voting will take place from 19 to 25 June, using a mixed system.
Navarre is in the middle of the artichoke season
Navarre is in the middle of the Tudela artichoke season and, if you travel around the Ribera de Navarra, you will see the fields dyed an intense green. The ‘Blanca de Tudela’ variety is the flower of the Navarrese market garden and is grown in thirty-three localities.
‘Miró en Zabalaga’, a hymn to art and friendship
Chillida Leku presents ‘Miró en Zabalaga’, an exhibition conceived as a tribute to Joan Miró and the friendship that united him with Eduardo Chillida. The exhibition starts out in the open air in the museum’s field and is mainly displayed on the first floor of the Zabalaga farmhouse.