Visite de Bilbao en espagnol + Funiculaire d'Artxanda
Description
Cette visite culturelle vous permettra de découvrir la ville et est essentielle pour un premier contact. Le point de vue de Bilbao à Artxanda est une excellente carte visuelle qui vous aidera à vous orienter pendant votre séjour. Nous nous retrouverons et prendrons le funiculaire, un moyen de transport très fréquenté, jusqu'au point de vue du mont Artxanda. Du sommet, nous profiterons d'excellentes vues panoramiques sur Bilbao. Veuillez noter que l'ordre de l'itinéraire de la visite guidée de Bilbao change en fonction du jour où vous effectuez l'activité : Du samedi au lundi, nous visiterons la vieille ville de Bilbao, berceau de la ville biscayenne, en nous concentrant sur les bâtiments et les lieux les plus emblématiques. Du mardi au vendredi, nous terminerons l'itinéraire en traversant la passerelle Zubi-Zuri qui mène à l'Ensanche Bilbaíno. Parmi les sites incontournables, citons le palais Ibai Gane, actuel siège de l'Athletic Bilbao ; le Conseil provincial de Biscaye ; la Gran Vía de Don Diego López de Haro ; la place Moyua et d'autres lieux et bâtiments emblématiques.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Dans trois minutes et demie, nous monterons au point de vue Artxanda, qui est à environ 200 mètres de haut de la ville pour apprécier sa vue panoramique sur la ville.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(30)
Great information on Bilbao, knowledgable guide! She was on time and very swee! Recommended places to eat after tour!!!
Guide very good knowledge of the city and the history of all the civil war in Bilbao and the defense of the outside walls
For people who do not know anything about Bilbao, a very good way to know and see its history, our guide Anne simply boards it.
Agradezco mucho tu opinión, no sabes lo que me alegro que os haya gustado!
Very prepared and professional guide He kept me comfortable, since Spanish is not my mother tongue I had no problem following the explanations and interacting with the group From the Mirador of Artxanda spectacular view of the city with historical insights provided by the guide
Hola, Muchas gracias por vuestra valoración, fue todo un placer acompañaros, me alegro que os haya gustado mi forma de explicar Bilbao y su historia, lo hago siempre con todo mi cariño, he visto como era y como se ha transformado, ese es su mérito. Un saludo cordial
Our tour guide did NOT show up for the tour, although Viator had sent us many confirmations. Apparently the local guide had the dates wrong, for JUNE 15 instead of JULY 15. She had sent me a WhatsApp text is JUNE saying "Where Are you, we are waiting to start". I told her she was a month early, that it's JULY 15. and sent her a screen grab of our booking. Instead of correcting the error, she canceled us. Since Viator had sent me confirmations all week in July, I assumed all was well. It was not. I urge Viator to please actually CONFIRM with your local guides before sending the client a bogus confirmation.
I'm so sorry about what happened. My booking system and the synchronization with Viator didn't work properly, and I don't know why. It wasn't my fault. In fact, I contacted them when I had the reservation, which was for June 15th, because they didn't show up, not on July 15th. Something like this has never happened to me before. I've been doing my job for many years, and I've never received a complaint like this. The error wasn't mine; it was a technical glitch. I'm so sorry!
We went 3 days to Bilbao for the holidays and we were generally quite disappointed with this stay. The city is not very beautiful and aging. Even the old town did not seduce us, with all these tourist-catching restaurants. We took a boat ride: most of the time we had the Impression of walking between ruined fields with the only view of dilapidated buildings. Only at the end of the tour are the houses pretty. But honest 20 € for that, it was clearly not worth it. We also made the funicular: for me it is irrelevant. Upstairs, the view is spoiled by a horrible antenna. We will certainly not return to this city.
Bon après-midi, Je suis vraiment désolé que vous n'ayez pas aimé la ville, nous sommes très fiers de son évolution mais il y a toujours des gens qui ne l'apprécient pas. Nous respectons grandement votre opinion mais nous ne sommes pas d'accord car nous l'avons vu s'améliorer de jour en jour, ce qui dans votre cas n'est pas visible et nos explications uniquement en espagnol sont basées sur sa transformation. Dans tous les cas, le tour spécifique que vous avez fait n'est que le tour en funiculaire, pas tout Bilbao, dont vous parlez. Votre avis est apprécié
We spent the day visiting the museum and wandering around the city. Very beautiful old center. We could see the sea. The beach is not worth it (maybe only for Europeans).
Muchas gracias por su opinión!
It is a very original tour, by the climb on the funicular to an elevated part, from where the city looks very good, and where Anne, the guide, tells you the history of Bilbao and the highlights. Then go downstairs and show you the old town, making it very enjoyable and interesting. She is an art historian and her love for what she does is rating, she speaks very well and she is a very nice person who cares about people being happy, open to questions. Thanks Anne!!
Ane was an exceptional guide. It has been without a doubt one of the best tours I have ever done, you can rating the passion, the involvement and the taste for what it tells you and teaches you. The visit is amazing, the views from the funicular are very cool but the panoramic of the city you get once above... just amazing. In turn, the part for the old town was great. I learned a lot from the history of Bilbao and its people. I highly recommend it.
The guide was punctual, the explanations were interesting and you could ask any questions and information. Maybe I would have preferred a little more time in the old town, but that's a personal thing.
