This is an interesting itinerary with a panoramic view of the modern city by bus and medieval Bilbao on foot. Medieval Bilbao: with its paved streets, side-streets, charming squares and corners, walls, the Gothic catheral of St. James, the Plaza Nueva, the emblematic St. Anthony church and the bustling riverbank market embracing more than 500 years of history. We will continue with a panoramic view of the modern city by bus. This includes the Guggenheim-Bilbao musuem, the Isozaki towers, the Zubi-zuirí walkway, and the Euskalduna palace. This is followed by the celebrated seven streets. Here you will discover monuments and personalities such as Diego Lopez de Haro, Miguel de Unamuno, The St. James catedral, the Yohn Palace or the Arriaga theater.

We begin our walk along the banks of the market in the Pedro Ispizua inlet. This is located where the old Plaza Mayor used to be. It is a building with modern decoration and shop windows. Behind the market we can find the San Antón bridge and church with the same name. We will continue by embarking on our tour of the Bilbao inlet, a scene of this city´s transformation, in order to discover its past and present, and to admire the many builidings that have marked these changes. We can´t miss its most illustrous bridge: The Vizcaya Bridge, or Hanging Bridge, a true work of art and World Heritage site and a symbol of the past and the industrial power of the inlet. We will finish up with something that is very typical of Bilbao: tasting tidbits and trying txakoli (wine).