Embark on this walking tour of Hondarribia and discover its most emblematic places in a group of up to 10 people!
We will start our journey in the charming old town, where the narrow streets will take us through centuries of Basque history. We will admire the traditional architecture and stop at the lively Plaza de Armas to enjoy the local atmosphere.
We will head to the picturesque fishing quarter of La Marina, where the fishing port will offer us a breathtaking view of the Cantabrian Sea.
We cannot fail to visit the imposing Castle of Charles V, a medieval fortress that dominates the skyline and transports us to past times of battles and conquests.
We will have the possibility to discover a strategic point from where we can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the bay, admiring the natural beauty that surrounds this charming city.
Get ready for this experience full of history, culture and authenticity!
A historic entrance to the city located in its old town. Built in the 16th century, this gate is an outstanding example of military architecture from the Renaissance era. It is known for its imposing stone structure, its semicircular arch and its ornamental details. The Puerta de Santa María is an important symbol of Hondarribia's architectural heritage and a popular tourist attraction in the region. Giving welcome, the sculpture of the “Hatxero” stands out, representing the sapper (soldier who works in the fortifications) who made way for the troops.
It was originally the residence of the bishops of Bayonne, France, during the 17th and 18th centuries, when Hondarribia was part of the territory of the bishopric of Bayonne. The building has a baroque and neoclassical architectural style, with an imposing façade and ornamental details. Today, the Bishop's Palace houses a hotel offering high-quality accommodation in a historical and cultural setting. The building is an important part of Hondarribia's architectural heritage and a prominent tourist attraction in the region.
Built in the 15th century, this church is an important example of Basque Gothic architecture. The church has an impressive Gothic style façade, with ornamental details and a prominent bell tower. Inside, the church has a rectangular main nave, side chapels and a main altar. The decoration includes baroque and Renaissance elements, as well as numerous works of religious art. The Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption is an active religious center that hosts liturgical celebrations and religious events throughout the year. In addition to its spiritual importance, it is a point of cultural and historical interest in Hondarribia, attracting visitors interested in its architecture and religious legacy.
You will make your own way to the meeting points