mikelg

A great article on the extraordinary transformation that we, bilbainos, have always feel extremely proud of, even when it was not as it´s now.

http://www.livemint.com/2012/03/2321...ella-city.html

Robert2533

Excellent!!!

Southam

Even an article dedicated to art and design overlooks Bibao's handsome, and much more venerable, museum of beaux-arts, http://www.museobilbao.com/in/ It's well worth at least a couple of hours. I also enjoyed walking tours sponsored by the city's tourism authority, where it is easy to see the grim ghost of the tyrant Franco still hovering over the city. http://www2.bilbao.net/bilbaoturismo...r/bilbaowt.htm
One bonus from flying into Bilbao is that the road from the soaring airport terminal runs through a hill and emerges on a bridge flying through the Guggenheim's tiara. What a dramatic introduction!

kimhe

Sums it up in an excellent way. I especially recognized the urge to go to Bilbao every now and then for a change of air when the prettiness of San Sebastián just becomes too much. Two fabulous and extremely different sister cities.

tdk320n

Thanks for the article. I am so looking forward to my trip to San Sebastion , Bilbao and Madrid next month.
The more that I read about this area the more convinced I am that this will be a fabulous start to my annual European vacation.

mikelg

It will be, no doubt. It´s a rainy area, so come prepared...

cruiseluv

I agree, Bilbao was such an unexpected surprise for me. I have now visited twice and find it a beautiful and vibrant city.

mikelg

Nice to hear...indeed, as we are so proud of it!!