Explore Bilbo: A Journey Through History & Modernity

A rationalist building with a white tower featuring Art Deco reliefs depicting miners. The building houses offices and includes a restaurant, El Globo, at its base.

A cultural center in Bilbao, marking the corner of Astarloa Street and next to the Palace of the Provincial Council of Bizkaia.

A grand building in Bilbao, the Casas de Sota was constructed as a residence for the city's bourgeoisie in the early 20th century, showcasing a regionalist style with influences from the Basque Country. Its ornate facade features galleries with arches, awnings, and decorated windows.

Building situated on the corner of Iparraguirre Street and adjacent to the Ramón de la Sota and Txabarri Palace houses.

The Bilbao Fine Arts Museum is a museum of modern and contemporary art that was founded in 1908 and opened in 1914 with a collection of fine arts from the Middle Ages to contemporary works.

A pair of luxury residential blocks, designed by Office of Architecture in Barcelona and Katsura Arquitectura y Urbanismo, featuring 8 stories and a unique skyline along the plaza Euskadi and Campa de los Ingleses.

A 165-meter-tall office skyscraper in Bilbao, Spain, serving as the headquarters of Iberdrola, with 40 floors and 5 underground levels.

A residential building designed by César Portela and Iñaki Peña Gallano, featuring a unique vertical garden and panoramic elevators, with commercial spaces at the ground level.

A public park in Bilbao, known as the Parque de los Patos, featuring a duck pond, cybernetic fountain, shaded walkway, and space for concerts. It has an English-style garden with centenary tree species and was heavily renovated in 2006 through the Abandoibarra project.