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DIALLING CODE +34
CURRENCY €
CURRENCY €
Spain
Buses go to the
city every 30
minutes and the 25-
minute journey costs
about €1.25.
city every 30
minutes and the 25-
minute journey costs
about €1.25.
FROM THE AIRPORT
BILBAO
A taxi to the centre
costs about €28
costs about €28
 |
AFTER DARK
RESTAURANTS
UP TO €15
Gaico
(2 Calle Bertendona, tel: 94 415 5655)
A good place for a warming
afternoon sugar boost.
The specialities are homemade pancakes
and thick hot chocolate with churros.
UP TO €30
Estoril
(3 Plaza de Emilio Campuzano,tel:94 4411033)
In the land of tapas, choosing the best spot
can be a tough challenge, but Estoril won't disappoint.
Try the seafood canapés, fresh from the Atlantic Ocean
UP TO €50
Jacaranda
(7 Calixto Diez, tel: 94 410 0983)
A popular.Peruvian restaurant that offers a range
of Latin American and Basque dishes.
The walls are decked out with typical
Peruvian tapestries, which will make you feel
like you're somewhere along the Inca Trail.
EXCLUSIVE
Restaurante Currito
(21 Avenida Murrieta, tel: 94493 7308)
Currito is an emblematic restaurant serving up
freshly caught - and beautifully presented-fish and seafood.
Order the fish of the day and gaze at the views
across the Bay of Biscay.
Gaico
(2 Calle Bertendona, tel: 94 415 5655)
A good place for a warming
afternoon sugar boost.
The specialities are homemade pancakes
and thick hot chocolate with churros.
UP TO €30
Estoril
(3 Plaza de Emilio Campuzano,tel:94 4411033)
In the land of tapas, choosing the best spot
can be a tough challenge, but Estoril won't disappoint.
Try the seafood canapés, fresh from the Atlantic Ocean
UP TO €50
Jacaranda
(7 Calixto Diez, tel: 94 410 0983)
A popular.Peruvian restaurant that offers a range
of Latin American and Basque dishes.
The walls are decked out with typical
Peruvian tapestries, which will make you feel
like you're somewhere along the Inca Trail.
EXCLUSIVE
Restaurante Currito
(21 Avenida Murrieta, tel: 94493 7308)
Currito is an emblematic restaurant serving up
freshly caught - and beautifully presented-fish and seafood.
Order the fish of the day and gaze at the views
across the Bay of Biscay.
LOW KEY
Dime que Si
(1 Calle Lersundi, tel: 94 4241257)
The Spanish love their football,
and this is a vibrant place to watch the league hotting up on a large screen.
Get there on an Athletic de Bilbao match day and you'll be highly entertained.
LIVE MUSIC
Sala Santana 27
(27 Calle Tellerfa, tel: 94 459 8617)
A huge concert hall with bars and a live
music space. Local and international
bands play alongside a packed lineup
of club nights.
LATE & LIVELY
La Tramoya
(26 Calle Elkano, tel: 944217132)
A lively nightclub where you can enjoy a meal and entertainment under one roof.
A bizarre mix of music, drag queen and magic shows accompany you
while you dine from Thursday-Saturday.
Dime que Si
(1 Calle Lersundi, tel: 94 4241257)
The Spanish love their football,
and this is a vibrant place to watch the league hotting up on a large screen.
Get there on an Athletic de Bilbao match day and you'll be highly entertained.
LIVE MUSIC
Sala Santana 27
(27 Calle Tellerfa, tel: 94 459 8617)
A huge concert hall with bars and a live
music space. Local and international
bands play alongside a packed lineup
of club nights.
LATE & LIVELY
La Tramoya
(26 Calle Elkano, tel: 944217132)
A lively nightclub where you can enjoy a meal and entertainment under one roof.
A bizarre mix of music, drag queen and magic shows accompany you
while you dine from Thursday-Saturday.
FUNNY
The Basque language
has no swear words.
This doesn't mean
that Basque speakers
don't swear-they just
borrow words from
Spanish or French,
and even English
on occasion.
The Basque language
has no swear words.
This doesn't mean
that Basque speakers
don't swear-they just
borrow words from
Spanish or French,
and even English
on occasion.
Author Fernando Pascullo
