In the 19th century, the Bilbao region experienced a huge expansion of industrialization, which led to the emergence of two very different social groups: the working class and bankers.

Learn about the Bizkaia bridge, built in the late 19th century as a representation of the iron industry in the area, and the link of both river banks. On the left side, there is the medieval village of Portugalete, with steep and narrow streets and Camino de Santiago routes. On the right side, you'll discover Getxo, with all the different areas: from majestic Las Arenas and exclusive palaces of Neguri to the charming centuries-old houses of the Old Port in Algorta and the astonishing views from the cliffs of Punta Galea.

The estuary of river Ibaizabal, coming from Bilbao, has many secrets ready to be discovered. Don't miss this chance to see all of them.

Discover the bridge that unites two different realities
Learn about the Bizkaia bridge, built in the late 19th century as a representation of the iron industry
Visit the medieval village of Portugalete, on the left side of the river

Important to know

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During check-out, you'll be asked to provide the location of your hotel in order to arrange the pick-up service
The minimum number of people for this activity is 2 and the maximum is 8