Accessible holidays in Basque Coast (Spain)

For centuries, the sea has been a gateway to the world for Bizkaia and its people. Perched on the banks of the city's estuary, Itsasmuseum details the Basque Country's seafaring past, from Ria de Bilbao to the Bay of Biscay.Delve into Biscay's former life as a shipbuilding hub in the 20th century, and discover the Ria de Bilbao's importance to the area's economic and social development. The Port Center features interactive and audiovisual exhibits explaining how the Bilbao Port operates.

In a sport now dominated by eye-watering transfer fees, Athletic Club (Athletic Bilbao to many) is somewhat unique. Players wearing the red and white of Bilbao must have a strong affinity with the Basque country, either by birth or naturalization.Immerse yourself in the proud history of Athletic Club with a self-guided tour of the club's stadium. Go inside the locker rooms and get pitchside access, as your multilingual audioguide talks you through over 100 years of 'Los Leones'.

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is regarded as one of the most ambitious cultural projects of the 21st century. With this ticket, you'll secure a guide to walk you around this ambitious vessel for art made of stone, titanium, and glass. Be wowed by the sculptures both inside and outside, and soak up the views.See iconic art pieces from 19th up to 21st-century movements such as Pop Art, Minimalism, Postmodern art, and more. Leave your ideas of traditional aesthetics at the door.

Join a knowledgeable guide and discover one of the most avant-garde museums in the world, the Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Gehry. With a surface area of 24,000 m2, the building represents an architectural landmark; this sculptural and spectacular structure is perfectly integrated into the urban fabric of Bilbao and its surroundings.Discover the history of the creation, and construction, of one of the most outstanding buildings of the 20th century and let yourself be amazed by Puppy, Mama, or Los Tulipanes, among other works of art that form part of the Guggenheim's exterior.Once the guided tour is over, you can explore the interior of the museum at your own pace and enjoy the audio guide that the museum provides to continue discovering this architectural marvel and its exhibitions.

Looking for things to do in San Sebastian? Take a 10-minute drive outside the city and discover one of the most essential art experiences in Spain with online tickets for the Chillida Leku Museum.This oasis of art and nature is where legendary sculptor Eduardo Chillida created his timeless sculpture garden. Wander this creative haven and see jaw-dropping steel and granite sculptures blend into the calm natural surroundings of beech, oak, and magnolia trees. There's no set route to follow; the space is designed to be explored by intuition, so each experience is personal and unique.This ticket will give you the full Chillida Leku Museum experience, with access to the magnificent sculpture garden, as well as the Caserío Zabalaga, a beautifully-restored 16th-century farmhouse where Chillida's smaller-scale works – and works too fragile to be housed outside – are displayed in rotating special exhibitions.

Looking for things to do in San Sebastian? Take a 10-minute drive outside the city and discover one of the most essential art experiences in Spain, at the Chillida Leku Museum! This oasis of art and nature is where legendary sculptor Eduardo Chillida created his timeless sculpture garden. Wander this creative haven and see jaw-dropping steel and granite sculptures blend into the calm natural surroundings of beech, oak, and magnolia trees. There's no set route to follow; the space is designed to be explored by intuition, so each experience is personal and unique.This ticket will give you the full Chillida Leku Museum experience, with access to the magnificent sculpture garden, as well as the Caserío Zabalaga, a beautiful restored 16th-century farmhouse where Chillida's smaller-scale works – and works too fragile to be housed outside – are displayed in rotating special exhibitions. The building is a work of art itself, as is the food on the menu at the museum's Lurra Cafe!