Heritage towns in Bizkaia (Biscay)
4 towns in this province.
A medieval trading town on the Camino de Santiago in Bizkaia, where a Romanesque-Gothic bridge still spans the Cadagua river beside a walled centre that has anchored this corner of the Basque Country since 1199.
A walled city on the ancient wool road from Castile to the sea, Orduña stands in Bizkaia as a strategic mountain gateway whose commercial and defensive past is written into every stone of its historic centre.
A Basque town founded by the Lord of Vizcaya in 1356, its medieval streets lined with more than twenty palaces and sixty-nine heraldic shields, the stone-built legacy of families who traded with the New World.
A Basque port town on the Nervión estuary, home to the world's oldest transporter bridge and a medieval old quarter whose commercial history stretches back to the wool and iron trades of the Middle Ages.