MUSEUMS

PHOTOMUSEUM-ARGAZKI & ZINEMA MUSEOA
ZARAUTZ
One of Europe’s best Museums of Photography and Film. Take note of the temporary exhibitions.

CRISTOBAL BALENCIAGA MUSEOA
GETARIA
The Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum Collection is related to the professional career and personal profile of Cristóbal Balenciaga, the famous designer from Getaria, who dominated 20^th century haute couture. The Museum has the task of conserving and increasing these collections, while making them more accessible and open.

MARINELEN SAN TELMO KOFRADIA
ZUMAIA
The two jewels of this guild is its sales room and the sophisticated auctioning mechanism.

SANTA MARÍA LA REAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND MONUMENTAL SITE
ZARAUTZ
This site will transport you back 1,200 years where the medieval necropolis were discovered. Pay attention, while you walk by the protecting mirror.

PAGOETA NATURE PARK
AIA
In this nature reserve several indigenous breeds from the Basque Country coexist for the enjoyment of the youngsters in the family: The “Betizu” cows from Sorrola, the “Pottoka” horses and the black bees.

Z ESPACIO CULTURAL
ZUMAIA
The Eibar painter composed some of his artistic works in the “Santiago Etxea” homestead. He attained international acclaim and was considered a painter of the “98 generation” due to his literary spirit, as well as due to his critical view regarding the “Black Spain”.

PAGOETA NATURE PARK
AIA
In this nature reserve several indigenous breeds from the Basque Country coexist for the enjoyment of the youngsters in the family: The “Betizu” cows from Sorrola, the “Pottoka” horses and the black bees.

JULIO BEOBIDE MUSEUM
ZUMAIA

This museum, housed within a villa called Kresala, has several sketches and pieces made from a variety of materials, mainly wood, that include an unfinished sculpture of Jesus Christ. Also on show are the tools the artist used to create his work.

AGORREGI FOUNDRY AND MILL
AIA
In this ensemble comprised of the foundary and mill, you will be able to see how people worked in the past (before the arrival of the large blast furnaces) using water power and a hammer. You will be amazed at the clever method they invented to harness the water!