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The Basque Culinary Center: home of the world’s top chefs
The Basque Culinary Center is an academic institution and promoter of gastronomy located in San Sebastián, at the very core of Basque cuisine.
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Zarautz: the most sought-after beaches and surf
Fall under the charm of the friendly, coastal town of Zarautz – home to longest beach in the Basque Country and first-class surfing.
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What to see in Hondarribia, one of the quaintest towns in the Basque
A well-preserved medieval quarter, an enchanting fishing neighbourhood and sensational cuisine are just some of the excellent reasons to take a trip to Hondarribia.
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Biarritz, the elegance of the French Basque Country
Widely considered the jewel of the area’s international tourism, Biarritz has so much to offer. From beaches beloved by surfers the world over, to views so stunning they will tear you away from its world-renowned spas.
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What to see in Zumaia: a land of natural wonders
Sitting between Bilbao and San Sebastián is the small town of Zumaia, where a rocky landscape hides many secrets just waiting to be discovered.
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Getaria: a charming, Basque coastal town
Come discover the charming seaside escape of medieval Getaria as you meander through a labyrinth of steep, cobble-stoned streets and savour freshly-caught chargrilled fish.
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What to see in Saint Jean de Luz
Saint-Jean-de-Luz is a quaint fishing town nestled into the southwestern part of the French Basque Country, but don’t let its charm fool you, this refuge on the Bay of Biscay was once home to the fiercest pirates and corsairs on the Atlantic.
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Chillida Leku: the legacy of a great artist
Chillida Leku is a rather unique museum set in 11 hectares of land where nature and over 40 impressive sculptures harmoniously blend into one.
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Jaizkibel: history and hiking along the Basque shoreline
The legendary Jaizkibel mountain range affords spectacular views of the Basque Cantabrian coast and splendid hiking trails.
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Cristobal Balenciaga Museum: homage to a master of couture
The Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum opened its doors in 2011 and showcases the most significant collection of the couturier to date.