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38 Things to Do in Bilbao

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If I say Spain, you think of Madrid, Barcelona, Andalusia, or the Camino de Santiago, but this country has much more to offer. Today, I am taking you to the north, to the Basque Country, to visit Bilbao, the city where I lived for many years.

Cosmopolitan, dynamic, and unique, it is the perfect destination for those who love art and architecture. Tourists who are more interested in beautiful buildings and delicious dishes will also be delighted to discover it.

To ensure you have a perfect stay, it is time to reveal my list of 38 things to do in Bilbao.

What to See in Bilbao? 38 things to do

  1. Guggenheim Museum
  2. Puppy
  3. Mama
  4. Banks of the Ría
  5. Basque Museum
  6. 7 calles
  7. Plaza Unamuno
  8. Somera street
  9. Plaza Nueva
  10. Arriaga Theater
  11. Santiago Cathedral
  12. San Anton Church
  13. Basilica de Begoña
  14. Artxanda Funicular
  15. Ribera Market
  16. Gran Via
  17. Take the metro
  18. Plaza Moyua
  19. Ayuntamiento
  20. Zubizuri Bridge
  21. La Salve Bridge
  22. Isozaki Towers
  23. Iberdrola Tower
  24. Deusto University
  25. Jardines de Alba
  26. Doña Casila Park
  27. Fine Arts Museum
  28. Alhondiga
  29. Abando Station
  30. Maritime Museum
  31. San Mamés Stadium
  32. Street art
  33. The local Notting Hill
  34. The multicultural neighborhood
  35. The trendiest area
  36. Eat pintxos
  37. Eat a carolina
  38. Eat a cod-based dish

Useful Information for Visiting Bilbao

BILBAO IN A FEW WORDS

Bilbao, located in the autonomous community of Euskadi in the heart of the Spanish Basque Country, offers an alternative to the sun-and-beach cliché that is often associated with the Iberian Peninsula.

It represents a different Spain, far from the often-stereotyped image sold to international tourists.

Previously characterized by a gray and dull ambiance due to its industrial past, Bilbao has undergone a remarkable transformation.

Today, it reinvents itself as a cultural, architectural, and design hub.

Situated in a region rich in traditions and history, Bilbao benefits from its strategic location along the Nervion River, which facilitates trade and port activities.

Today, its economy also relies on sectors such as tourism and technology.

What to See in Bilbao? My Favorite Tours

Free tour to discover the must-see attractions
The essentials of Bilbao by bike
Boat tour
Pintxos and history with a local guide

38 Things to Do in Bilbao

Here we go with my list of 38 must-sees for a successful stay in Bilbao!

1. Guggenheim Museum

It’s impossible to visit Bilbao without admiring the Guggenheim Museum!

The titanium building, which resembles an impressive ship, captures attention from the very first moment. Designed by the renowned Frank Gehry, it’s worth a visit even if you don’t explore the museum.

Inside, masterpieces of modern and contemporary art are on display. Notable artists include Warhol, Serra, and Kapoor. The temporary exhibitions are often incredible and bold.

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2. Puppy

Puppy is the most iconic sculpture in Bilbao.

Designed by artist Jeff Koons, this monumental work depicts a giant dog covered in thousands of colorful flowers.

Located at the entrance of the Guggenheim Museum, both locals and tourists frequently gather around Puppy to take photos and, incidentally, to meet up.

3. Mama

Mama, the iconic sculpture by artist Louise Bourgeois, is not recommended for arachnophobes.

This imposing bronze spider, standing over ten meters tall, majestically towers in front of the Guggenheim Museum.

The piece is intended to provoke reflection on family, love, and human vulnerability.

4. Banks of the Ría

A walk along the lively banks of the Ría will allow you to admire the iconic bridges, which offer panoramic views of Bilbao’s modern architecture.

It’s also a chance to enjoy the tranquility of the green spaces, where you can gaze at the city’s shimmering reflections on the water while indulging in some people-watching.

5. Basque Museum

Dive into the fascinating history and culture of the Basque Country at the Basque Museum of Bilbao.

Located in the old town, this museum offers interactive exhibits, ancient artifacts, and poignant stories that trace the tumultuous past of the region, providing an opportunity to discover the ancestral traditions and unique customs that have shaped Basque identity.

6. 7 calles

Visiting Bilbao inevitably means exploring the 7 Calles, or Zazpi Kaleak in Euskera!

These seven narrow and winding streets, lined with colorful houses and charming shops, transport you to the city’s past. This is where Bilbao was born.

This iconic area is full of lively cafés, traditional pintxos bars, and local craft shops, offering an immersive experience of Basque culture.

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7. Plaza Unamuno

Discover the lively atmosphere of Plaza Unamuno, a central and vibrant square in Bilbao. Lined with historic buildings, charming cafés, and shaded terraces, this picturesque square is a popular meeting place for both locals and visitors.

Admire the statue of Miguel de Unamuno, the renowned Spanish writer and intellectual, which stands proudly at the center of the square and pays tribute to his cultural legacy.

8. Somera Street

The Casco Viejo is filled with alleys each with its own distinct personality. One of these is Calle Somera, one of the liveliest.
 
Here, trendy shops and contemporary art galleries sit alongside cafés and bars that are always bustling. It’s one of the streets where you can sample the dozens of pintxos displayed on the counters.

9. Plaza Nueva

Plaza Nueva is one of the most iconic squares in Bilbao. Surrounded by beautiful neoclassical buildings, it features elegant arcades lining the square, housing traditional restaurants, pintxos bars, and craft shops.
 
It’s the perfect spot to sample pintxos from various bars while watching the locals go about their day. On Sunday mornings, the square fills with numismatic and philatelic stalls, and children come to trade their collectible cards.
 
Plaza Nueva is also sometimes the venue for cultural events and festivals.
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10. Arriaga Theater

The Arriaga Theater is a magnificent and imposing building constructed in the 19th century, and a true architectural masterpiece adorned with gilding, frescoes, and elegant chandeliers.
 
You can certainly experience the interior during a theatrical performance, a classical ballet, or a symphonic concert, but it is also open for guided tours on weekends.
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11. Santiago Cathedral

The majestic Santiago Cathedral is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Located in the Casco Viejo, it features elaborate facades, colorful stained glass windows, and beautiful sculptures.
 
Inside the cathedral, you can explore ornate altars, decorated chapels, and sacred artworks.
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12. San Antón Church

The Church of San Antón and the nearby bridge are true symbols of Bilbao. Their histories are closely intertwined with that of the city, as evidenced by their presence on the city’s coat of arms.
 
Located in the Casco Viejo, this church was built in the 15th century. Its ornate Baroque façade, slender towers, and imposing bell tower attract the attention of tourists.
 
Inside the Church of San Antón, you can admire gilded wooden sculptures, marble altars, and historical frescoes.
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13. Basilique de Begoña

The Basilica of Begoña is a pilgrimage site nestled on the lush hills of Bilbao.

Dedicated to the Virgin of Begoña, it is a gem of religious architecture, with its slender towers, ornate façades, and sumptuous interiors.

Inside, the polychrome wooden sculptures and gilded altars capture all eyes.

For the locals, it is an important place since the Virgin of Begoña is the patroness of Biscay (the province of Bilbao).

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14. Artxanda Funicular

Board the Artxanda Funicular to enjoy a panoramic view of Bilbao.
 
In just a few minutes, this unique mode of transport takes you from the city center to the top of Artxanda Hill.

15. La Ribera Market

The Ribera Market is the largest covered market in Spain. Located along the Ría, it is the perfect place to buy fresh, seasonal produce.
 
After a three-year renovation, the market has also become a popular spot to enjoy local gastronomy, with restaurants welcoming both locals and tourists.
 
The impressive building is worth a visit as well. Its interior structure, without any columns, features completely open spaces that allow light to flow through.
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16. Gran Vía

The Gran Vía of Bilbao is one of the main thoroughfares of the city. This avenue is lined with beautiful historic buildings, but it is primarily a shopping street where Spanish and international brands welcome both locals and tourists.
 
Walking along the Gran Vía allows you to enjoy shopping while admiring its impressive architecture.

17. Take the metro

If you visit Bilbao and its surroundings, you will inevitably take the metro at some point.
 
This will give you the opportunity to experience the unique architecture of the metro entrances with their avant-garde design.

18. Plaza Moyua

Plaza Moyúa is one of Bilbao’s iconic squares. Surrounded by elegant historic buildings, luxury boutiques, and stylish cafés, this central square is a popular meeting spot.
 
In the center, you’ll find a central fountain and lovely gardens. The place offers a curious moment of relaxation amidst the bustling traffic and pedestrians rushing by.

19. Ayuntamiento

Along the banks of the Ría, you’ll also find the impressive city hall. In a neo-baroque style, it is adorned with columns, balconies, and elegant domes.
 
The interior is equally beautiful, featuring grand reception rooms and historical murals.
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20. Zubizuri Bridge

The Ría de Bilbao is dotted with bridges, and the most iconic is surely the Zubizuri Bridge. Designed by Spanish architect Calatrava, it offers a spectacular view of the river and the surrounding buildings.
 
Its elegant lines and fluid curves evoke the movement and flow of water. It’s the perfect spot to capture some unique photographs.
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21. La Salve Bridge

You can’t miss the La Salve Bridge if you visit the Guggenheim Museum. With its intense red color, harp-shaped arch, and impressive metal structure, it provides a spectacular view of the city and its surroundings.
 
It’s also a great spot to try capturing the Guggenheim Museum from a different angle.
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22. Isozaki Towers

Visible from the Zubizuri Bridge or the banks of the Ría, the Isozaki Twin Towers dominate Bilbao’s skyline.

Designed by Japanese architect Isozaki, these towers are remarkable examples of contemporary architecture, featuring their slender forms and sparkling glass facades.

These skyscrapers house offices, shops, and leisure spaces, contributing to Bilbao’s economic and urban vibrancy. They also attract photographers and influencers looking to capture striking photos.

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23. Iberdrola Tower

Another landmark that defines Bilbao’s skyline is the Torre Iberdrola, designed by architect César Pelli.
 
It serves as the headquarters for the energy company of the same name and is one of the tallest buildings in Spain.
 
With its glass façade and sleek lines, it stands out for its contemporary design and elegant silhouette.
 
You can visit the top to enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding mountains.

24. Deusto University

The University of Deusto, where I did my Erasmus, is one of the most prestigious higher education institutions in Spain.
 
Founded in 1886 by the Jesuit Society, this university features beautiful historic stone buildings.
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25. Jardins de Albia

When you will visit Bilbao, you will discover that the city is also dotted with small green spaces where you can escape the urban hustle.
 
One such place is the Jardines de Albia, a small haven of peace where you can relax for a moment before continuing to explore the city or doing some shopping on the nearby Gran Vía.
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26. Doña Casilda Park

Parque Doña Casilda is the central park of Bilbao. Here, locals gather with friends or for family walks. For tourists, it’s a peaceful haven where you can take a break during your visit.
 
Named after the local benefactor Doña Casilda Iturrizar, the park features picturesque gardens and serene ponds.
 
Art is present in this green space, with sculptures scattered throughout.
 
With playgrounds for children, sports fields, and picnic areas, there is something for everyone.
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27. Fine Arts Museum

The Bilbao Fine Arts Museum houses an extensive collection of artworks ranging from the Middle Ages to contemporary art, showcasing both Spanish and international artists.
 
Founded in 1908, this prestigious museum’s collection includes over 6,000 works, including sculptures, paintings, and decorative objects.

28. Alhondiga

Originally a wine warehouse transformed into a contemporary cultural center, it was designed by the renowned architect Philippe Starck.
 
Today, it houses exhibition spaces, a cinema, restaurants, and even a public swimming pool, and is called Azkuna Centroa.
 
From the outside, the building is imposing. Inside, it surprises with its unique and distinctive columns.
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29. Stained Glass of Abando Station

Abando Station hides a well-kept secret: a true work of luminous and colorful art. This beautiful stained glass is a creation by Japanese artist Awazu.
 
Located in the main hall of the station, it depicts the life and customs of the city, offering a unique and captivating visual experience for travelers and visitors.
 
Upon closer inspection, you can spot references to the city and Basque culture, such as the Basilica of Begoña, Basque pelota, and the steel industry.
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30. Maritime Museum

The Maritime Museum provides a deep dive into Bilbao’s maritime history. Located on the banks of the Ría, it traces the evolution of the shipbuilding and fishing industries in the region, showcasing boat models, historical artifacts, and interactive exhibits.
 
It’s a unique place for those who want to learn more about the city and its region through fascinating collections and educational programs that offer a truly immersive experience.

31. San Mames Stadium

The “Cathedral” of San Mamés, as called by the locals, is the shrine of football in Bilbao.
 
This impressive stadium is home to Athletic Club de Bilbao, one of Spain’s most iconic football teams.
 
Take the opportunity to attend a match and experience the passion of the supporters.
 
You can also explore the club’s history at the Athletic Club Museum.
 
It’s a must-visit if you’re a football fan!
Book your visit of the museum and the stadium!

32. Street art

The streets of Bilbao are dotted with graffiti, but it is particularly in Bilbo la Vieja and its surroundings where you’re sure to see it!
 
Colorful murals and impressive street art adorn the city walls, creating a vibrant and modern urban landscape.

33. The local Notting Hill

If you visit Bilbao, you have to explore its various neighborhoods. Let’s start with one of the cutest and most peaceful!
 
Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of Barrio Irala, a charming and non-tourist neighborhood in Bilbao.
 
Located just a short walk from the city center, this area is particularly known for a street that resembles the London neighborhood of Notting Hill.
 
With its small houses featuring colorful façades, it guarantees some lovely photo opportunities.

34. The multicultural neighborhood of San Francisco

You might be told that it’s a dangerous neighborhood, but having explored it in a group, with friends, and alone, both during the day and at night, I can assure you that, with the usual precautions, just like in any other neighborhood, everything will be fine.
 
Barrio San Francisco is an artistic and predominantly multicultural neighborhood, home to many immigrants and Spaniards of immigrant background.
 
Senegalese restaurants, Moroccan bars, and also Basque local spots, it’s the perfect place to travel without leaving the neighborhood.
 
It’s also an area where the LGBTQIA+ community is very present.

35. The trendy neighborhood of Bilbo la Vieja

Barrio Bilbo La Vieja is one of the oldest and most picturesque neighborhoods in Bilbao.
 
This historic area, located near the Casco Viejo, is characterized by its medieval alleys, traditional houses, and charming squares.
 
It’s also a place where street art decorates the walls and where design shops and trendy bars are plentiful. In short, it’s the city’s trendy neighborhood.

36. Eat pintxos

It’s impossible to visit Bilbao without tasting the famous pintxos, small and delicious bites served in the city’s bars and taverns.
 
You can find them in almost every bar in the city, but it’s especially at Plaza Nueva that locals and tourists gather at any time to enjoy these treats.
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37. Eat a carolina

Local cuisine in Bilbao is expressed in many ways, both savory and sweet.
 
The Carolina is undoubtedly the city’s iconic pastry.
 
It consists of a crunchy shell topped with a generous meringue, dipped in chocolate on one side, and egg yolk on the other.
 
You can enjoy it at one of the many artisanal pastry shops in the city, which also offer many other sweet delights.
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38. Try a dish made with cod

It is time to finish our list of the 38 things to do in Bilbao with Cod, a staple ingredient in Basque cuisine. Several traditional dishes highlight it, such as bacalao a la vizcaína or bacalao al pil-pil.
 
Most restaurants in the Casco Viejo include it on their menus, much to the delight of both locals and tourists looking to try new flavors.

What to see near Bilbao?

If these 38 things to do in Bilbao are not enough for you, here are 5 places I recommend visiting nearby.
 
As a bonus, some of them are even accessible by metro!

Visit Gernika

Known abroad for Picasso’s famous painting, Gernika also experienced one of the darkest moments in history.
 
In 1937, this town, which symbolized Basque independence and democracy, was bombed by the German and Italian air forces in support of the nationalists led by Franco.
 
During your visit, take the time to stroll through its charming streets and, most importantly, visit the Museum of Peace.

Discover San Juan de Gaztelugatxe

San Juan de Gaztelugatxe is one of the gems of the Basque Country.
 
Nestled on the coast, it is an island connected to the mainland by a spectacular arched bridge.
 
Crowned by a chapel, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean to those who dare to climb its 241 steps.
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Walk in Bermeo

Bermeo is a picturesque port town in the Basque Country.
 
Enjoy its vibrant atmosphere by strolling through its alleys and sitting on its terraces to taste the local cuisine.
 
Its ancient churches and colorful houses offer a delightful experience for wandering aimlessly while observing the locals.

Take the Portugalete Suspension Bridge

The Puente Colgante de Portugalete, built in the 19th century, connects the towns of Portugalete and Getxo across the Nervión River.
 
This transporter bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site, fascinates with its imposing metal structure and unique transport system.
 
Visitors can board the suspended cabins to cross the river and enjoy the view.
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Sunbathe in Plentzia

 
Immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere of its streets before heading to the beach.
 
It’s a perfect way to wrap up your visit to the region while enjoying the sun!

When to visit Bilbao?

Bilbao has a unique charm regardless of the season you visit.
 
However, it is generally between May and September that you can truly make the most of your trip.
 
Temperatures typically range from 20 to 25ºC, creating an ideal climate for exploring the city. Although a few showers are always possible, they are much less frequent than the rest of the year.
 
If you enjoy festivities, I recommend visiting Bilbao at the end of August when the city’s festivals, known as Aste Nagusia, enliven the town.
 
It’s the perfect opportunity to experience the festive atmosphere while discovering the city’s cultural richness through its numerous concerts, theater performances, sports competitions, and other events.

How many days to visit Bilbao?

You can explore Bilbao in 2 days. However, to fully enjoy everything on my list, you might need a bit more time 😉
 
3–4 days seems like a good duration, but if you also want to explore the surrounding villages or enjoy the beach, it is recommended to stay at least a week.
 
If you can visit the city in slow travel mode or as a digital nomad, you can take advantage of staying for several weeks or months.
 
Bilbao’s cultural offerings are rich, as are the number of interesting destinations to explore in the region. You won’t get bored!
 
Here are 3 itineraries to help you organize your stay for 1, 2, or 3 days.

Visit Bilbao: 1-Day Itinerary

In just one day, it’s important to get straight to the essentials.

  • Take the Artxanda Funicular to admire the city from above
  • Cross the iconic Puente Zubizuri
  • Visit the must-see Guggenheim Museum
  • Stroll through the Casco Viejo and the famous 7 Calles
  • Discover the Cathedral of Santiago
  • Enjoy pintxos at Plaza Nueva

Visit Bilbao: 2-Days Itinerary

I recommend checking out this article for more details on a 2-day stay in the Basque city, but here’s a brief summary.

Day 1:

  • Take the Artxanda Funicular for a panoramic view of the city
  • Cross the iconic Puente Zubizuri
  • Visit the must-see Guggenheim Museum
  • Stroll along the Ría
  • Relax at Parque Doña Casilda
  • Visit the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum
  • Explore Indautxu
  • Discover Azkuna Centroa

Day 2:

  • Make a pilgrimage to the Basilica of Begoña.
  • Wander through Casco Viejo and the famous 7 Calles.
  • Explore the Cathedral of Santiago.
  • Enjoy pintxos at Plaza Nueva.
  • Have lunch at the Mercado de la Ribera.
  • Visit the Arriaga Theater.
  • Admire the stained glass at Abando train station.
  • Shop on Gran Vía.

Visit Bilbao: 3-Days Itinerary

For a 3-day itinerary in Bilbao, you can include everything from the 2-day itinerary plus the following activities:
  • Visit the Maritime Museum
  • Visit the San Mamés Stadium
  • Explore the Irala neighborhood
  • Stroll through San Francisco
  • End your stay in Bilbo La Vieja

How to get to Bilbao?

To arrive in Bilbao by plane, you can take one of the many flights from major European cities. The international airport is located just a few kilometers from the city center.
 
If you are already in Spain, you can also reach the city by train or bus.
Check the train and bus schedules!
If you’re planning to include Bilbao in your road trip itinerary, you can definitely drive there by car.
 
However, keep in mind that some streets are closed to traffic, so you might need to park your vehicle in private parking lots or on the outskirts of the city and then use public transportation to get around.
 
If you don’t have a car but want more freedom of movement, you also have the option to rent a vehicle from other cities in Spain, France, or Portugal.
Check rental rates!

How to get around the city?

Even though exploring the city center on foot is entirely feasible, you can also rely on public transportation, which covers all corners of the city.
 
To use these services, you will need to obtain a card called Barik. This card comes in two versions: a rechargeable one and another offering unlimited access for 24, 48, or 72 hours.
 
Regardless of the option you choose, you will be able to use the metro, buses, Euskotren, funiculars, and even the Puente Colgante (suspension bridge) in Portugalete.

Where to stay in Bilbao?

Although Bilbao is not among the largest cities in Spain, it does cover a certain area.
 
Therefore, if your stay in the city is short and you want to avoid spending too much time on public transportation, some neighborhoods are preferable.
 
Here are three neighborhoods to consider for visiting Bilbao:
  • Casco Viejo: Undoubtedly, this is the most tourist-oriented area. With its undeniable charm, this part of the city allows you to explore the main tourist attractions while enjoying its vibrant food scene and nightlife.
  • Indautxu: Less touristy, this neighborhood is more accessible. You can immerse yourself in local life while staying close to both the Guggenheim and Casco Viejo. Indeed, you can walk to these two destinations.
  • Abando: Offering a good compromise between the previous two neighborhoods, Abando lets you enjoy the local dining options while being close to major tourist attractions and also to the train station, maximizing your time.

Being a Digital Nomad in Bilbao

Although Bilbao is not particularly renowned among digital nomads, it has several qualities that could make it your next destination:
  • Excellent Wi-Fi network
  • Numerous cafés for remote work
  • A few coworking spaces to get out of the house
  • A small expatriate community, especially young people
  • A rich and varied cultural scene
  • An abundance of restaurants, bars, and nightclubs to explore
  • The possibility of reaching the beach by metro
  • An ideal location to explore the rest of the Basque Country, as well as Cantabria, Navarre, and even France
Moreover, Bilbao is a city of manageable size, offering a great opportunity to learn more about Spanish and Basque culture while working remotely.
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  • LIFE LATELY... I am a city girl, but I would never get bored of coconut water and palm trees 🌴 #visitrecife #visitbrazil #conscioustravel #responsibletravel #sustainabletravel #solofemaletraveler #solotravelgirl #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen
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  • 💦HOW TO USE WATER RESPONSIBLY WHILE TRAVELING? As travelers, we have a huge responsibility for environmental protection. The best would be to stop traveling, but we all know it is not a realistic option😅 So instead, we really need to do our best and limit our impact. In many countries of the world, water scarcity is already a reality. It is quite scary. It is time to really do our best: 🚿Take Shorter Showers: This one is quite easy. Besides short showers, you can also turn off the tap while brushing your teeth. 💧Mindful Rinsing: When washing dishes or clothes while traveling, use a basin or sink filled with water rather than letting the tap run continuously. 🚰Choose Eco-Friendly Accommodations: Stay at accommodations committed to water conservation practices, such as using low-flow faucets and toilets. 💧Support Local Initiatives: Participate in local water conservation efforts or support businesses that prioritize sustainable water usage. 🌊Replenish, Don't Waste: Be mindful of water scarcity in the regions you visit, and only use what you need, whether it's for drinking, bathing, or washing. What are you already doing to reduce your water consumption? #responsibletourism #conscioustourism #sustainabletourism #ecofriendlytourism #responsibletravel #conscioustravel #sustainabletravel #ecofriendlytravel #mindfultraveler #travelandwork #workandtravel #digitalnomadtips
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  • 5 STEPS TO BECOME A DIGITAL NOMAD👩🏾‍💻 Being a digital nomad is a dream for so many. If you also dream of starting to travel the world full-time but don’t know how to start, I share with you 5️⃣ steps to becoming a digital nomad: ➡️Identify your skills and passions: It will help you find a remote job you like or launch your services as a freelance. ➡️Build Your Online Presence: Create a professional website and optimize your social media profiles to showcase your expertise. ➡️Remote Job Hunting: Explore remote job opportunities on platforms like FlexJobs or Remote.co, or pitch your skills directly to companies. ➡️Invest in Good Equipment: You will need to have a reliable laptop to work while traveling. But you might also need a good smartphone, hard drive… ➡️Choose Carefully your Location: Start to work remotely in an easy country not too far from home to be sure it is a lifestyle that suits you. Do you want to be a digital nomad? If you are already one, what job do you do? #digitalnomadspirit #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen #digitalnomadinsider #digitalnomaddiary #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadtips #freelancertips #travelfulltime #travelandwork
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  • 😅 I AM FINALLY LUCKY I hate aisle or middle seat for many reasons, and obviously, because I can't see the world from the window. But, finally, I was blessed with 2 windows during my flight from Panama City to São Paulo. 🛩Are you team aisle or window? #solotravel #solotraveler #solotraveller #womanwhotravels #womanwhotravelssolo #womenwhotravelsolo #womenwhotravelalone #womenwhotraveltheworld #smallvictory #travelsologirl
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  • HOW TO GET YOUR FIRST GIG AS A FREELANCER?🤔 So you finally made up your mind, you want to become a freelancer to be able to travel the world full-time⭐️ Congrats👏🏽 Here are a few tips to get your first gig as a freelancer: ➡️Build Your Portfolio: Showcase your expertise through a professional website or portfolio that highlights your best work. ➡️Network, Network, Network: Connect with potential clients through social media, industry events, and online freelancing platforms. ➡️Pitch with Precision: Craft personalized pitches that address the needs of each potential client, showcasing how you can solve their problems. ➡️Stay Persistent and Patient: Landing your first gig may take time, so stay persistent, keep refining your skills, and don't be afraid to start small. If you are already a digital nomad, share your experience! How did you get your first job? #digitalnomadspirit #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen #digitalnomadinsider #digitalnomaddiary #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadtips #freelancertips #travelfulltime #travelandwork
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  • ⭐️BE A TOURIST IN YOUR OWN CITY Sometimes, when you look at Instagram, you might have the impression that you need to have a coffee in Bali, to chill in Dubai, or to enjoy nightlife in Medellín to be a real traveler😒 Actually, it is fine it you don't go so far. Even in your hometown or the region you live, you can explore and discover new things✨️ The important is to be curious and to keep an open-minded. This way, you will be predisposed to received newness and to see buildings or shops that you had never seen before😊 I live in Madrid for more than 7 years. I consider this city my home🏠 And I always try to see it with new eyes, to go to new coffee places, visit new museums and go to neighborhoods I almost never go. Local tourism can be really nice, and it can even give you the sensation to be in a holiday. Plus, it is way better for the planet 🌏  #responsibletourism #conscioustourism #sustainabletourism #ecofriendlytourism #responsibletravel #conscioustravel #sustainabletravel #ecofriendlytravel #mindfultraveler #travelandwork #workandtravel #digitalnomadtips
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  • 👩🏾‍💻3 THINGS THAT ARE REALLY CHALLENGING AS A DIGITAL NOMAD Being a digital nomad is great, and it is an amazing opportunity. Nevertheless, it is not a path of roses🌹 Many times, you have to face some unexpected challenges that can be a threat to your work. I share with you 3 of them: ⚖️Work-Life Balance: Finding the balance between work and fun can be tricky when you don’t have a real office. You can feel guilt  if you spend time outside or can be unable to leave your desk because you would feel guilty to enjoy your destination. ➡️Set boundaries, create a designated workspace, and schedule regular breaks to avoid burnout and maintain productivity. 💻Connectivity Issues: As a digital nomad, reliable internet access is crucial for staying connected with clients, colleagues, and loved ones. ➡️ Research internet options in advance, invest in portable Wi-Fi devices and have backup plans in place for when connectivity issues arise. 😔Loneliness and Isolation: While traveling solo can be empowering, it can also lead to feelings of loneliness and isolation. If you are not happy with your personal life, it will be more complicated to be good at your work. ➡️ Combat loneliness by joining digital nomad communities, attending co-working events, and fostering relationships withlocals and fellow travelers. If you are a digital nomad, which challenge is the most complicated for you? #digitalnomadtips #digitalnomadspirit #digitalnomadinsider #digitalnomaddiary #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen #digitalnomads #digitalnomad #workandtravel #travelandwork #fulltimetraveler #fulltimetraveller
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  • 🇲🇽WHY IS MEXICO ONE OF MY FAVORITE COUNTRIES? I have been 3 times in Mexico, and I have already planned the 4th one. It is definitely one of my favorite countries, and here is why: ✨️the people are so nice and friendly. ✨️it is an easy country to navigate for foreigners, and it is even easier if you speak Spanish. ✨️the food is so diverse and delicious. ✨️contrary to many countries that are losing their identity, Mexico has a super strong and authentic one. ✨️all the country is beautiful; the architecture, beaches, nature, ruins... ✨️the culture is everywhere and well-preserved. Have you been to Mexico? What did you like there? #visitmexico #ilovemexico #responsibletravel #sustainabletravel #conscioustravel
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  • 5 TIPS TO SOLO TRAVEL More and more people want to give a try to solo travel, but still have some reluctancies. I get it! If you are doubting: just think that if nobody wants to go with you, you will never discover this place you have been for years daydreaming off? The only way is to go on your own💪🏾 Fortunately, some tips make this easy. Here are 5 of them: 🛩Start Small: If you're feeling nervous about solo travel, start with a short trip to a nearby destination. It's a great way to ease into solo travel and build your confidence as a solo traveler. 🛩Plan, But Stay Flexible: While it's essential to have a rough itinerary, leave room for spontaneity. Some of the best experiences happen when you least expect them, so don't be afraid to deviate from your plans. 🛩Trust Your Instincts: As a solo traveler, your intuition is your best friend. Trust your gut instincts when making decisions, whether it's choosing a hostel or striking up a conversation with a stranger. 🛩Meet Other Travelers: One of the perks of solo travel is the opportunity to meet people from all walks of life. Stay in hostels, join group tours, or attend local events to connect with fellow travelers and locals. 🛩Practice Self-Care: Solo travel can be both exhilarating and exhausting, so remember to prioritize self-care. Take time to rest, recharge, and reflect on your experiences. Where is the first destination you want to go? If you have already traveled alone, where was your first destination? #solofemaletraveler #solotravel #solotraveler #solotravelgirl #solotravelling #solotraveling #solotraveltips
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  • OAXACA IN 10 SECS I can’t tell you how much I love this Mexican city🤩 It is not only beautiful, it is also a great place to disconnect and to take time to enjoy the local pace. From its colorful facades to its amazing food, it is also a place that wakes all your senses up. When you travel full-time, you end up having homes in different places, Oaxaca is definitely one of them for me🏠 ⚠️If you plan to visit, do it the right way. The city is having a huge water issue and gentrification problems too. Before heading there, inform yourself to have the smallest impact possible. Would you like to visit? #visitoaxaca #visitmexico #conscioustravel #responsibletravel #sustainabletravel
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  • 🛩5 TIPS TO TRAVEL ECO-FRIENDLY Traveling is the best!✨️ I definitely can’t tell otherwise, but it is so necessary to do it the right way. All the small actions we take everyday when we travel have an impact on the planet and also on the local populations. Here, I share with you 5 tips to travel eco-friendly: 🌿Pack Right: Opt for eco-friendly travel gear like reusable water bottles, bamboo utensils, and eco-conscious toiletries to minimize waste on your journey. 🌿Choose Green Accommodations: Support eco-friendly hotels, hostels, or Airbnbs that prioritize renewable energy, water conservation, and waste reduction. 🌿Embrace Public Transportation: Reduce your carbon footprint by using public transportation, biking, or walking whenever possible. Not only will you experience destinations like a local, but you'll also contribute to less pollution. 🌿Respect Local Culture: Be a responsible traveler by respecting local customs, and traditions.  🌿Educate Others: Share your eco-friendly travel experiences and tips with fellow travelers to inspire positive change.  Which is your favorite tip? #ResponsibleTourism #responsibletravel #SustainableJourney #sustainabletourism #sustainabletravel #conscioustourism #conscioustravel
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  • ✨WANDERING IN MITLA There are many excursions you can make from Oaxaca. One must-destination is Mitla and its ruins. Mitla means ‘place of the dead’ and the 14 different geometric mosaics designs are thought to symbolize the sky and earth, a feathered serpent🐍and more beings. It was probable the most important Zapotec religious center at some point. Would you like to visit? #visitOaxaca  #slowtravel #responsibletourism #conscioustourism
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  • 🛩'EASY' WAYS TO START TRAVELING FULL-TIME I frequently receive DMs from followers asking for advice on becoming a digital nomad, especially when they believe they lack specific skills. It's generally better to have a job, clients, or at least a profession before embarking on a digital nomad lifestyle. However, if you feel you can't wait and want to try traveling full-time, there are some 'easy' ways to make it happen. 🐶Pet Sitting: Enjoy free accommodation while taking care of pets. Just cover your food and essentials—no rent worries! 🗣Language Teaching: Share your linguistic skills! Teaching a language is a common starting point for many digital nomads. 💻Data Entry Jobs: No prior experience is needed for remote data entry positions. If you are traveling full-time, how did you start? #digitalnomadtips #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen
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  • WHAT TO SEE IN OAXACA? 🤩Oaxaca is one of my favorite cities in the world. Culture, food, people… It has so much to offer. It is also a great place for tourists who love architecture and history. If you plan to visit soon, here you have the places you can't miss: 🔅Templo de Santo Domingo: Beautiful from outside with its Baroque facade and stunning inside with its ornate interiors adorned with gold leaf. 🔅Museo de las Culturas: The museum unfolds a captivating narrative of Oaxaca's diverse heritage through its extensive collection of artifacts. 🔅Zocalo: Oaxaca's vibrant heart, where locals and visitors alike converge to enjoy peaceful moments in the park or nice events. 🔅Catedral: This imposing structure makes it one of the must-see monuments on the city. 🔅Los mercados : If you like visiting markets, you can’t miss the Benito Juárez, 20 de Noviembre and Artesania markets to enjoy food and buy great souvenirs. 🔅Basilica La Soledad: This monument emanates tranquility and spiritual grace, where both locals and pilgrims reflect and pray. 🔅Xochimilco: A picturesque neighborhood with its narrow cobblestone streets, and colorful facades. 🔅Jalatlaco: The neighborhood you need to visit if you enjoy vibrant murals and colors. #solofemaletraveler #womenwhoexplore #womenwhowander #womentravelsolo #shetravels
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  • 🍃5 TIPS TO BE A CONSCIOUS TRAVELER IN OAXACA 📌Save this post for your next green trip to Oaxaca. 5 tips easy to think of to be a conscious and responsible tourist: 1️⃣ Stay at eco-friendly accommodation 2️⃣ Avoid gentrified neighborhoods 3️⃣ Visit local owned businesses 4️⃣ Shop at local markets 5️⃣ Use public transportation Which tip is your favorite? #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadtips #sustainabletourism #responsibletourism #conscioustourism
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  • If you have the chance to have long holidays or to be a digital nomad, it is time to embark on the transformative magic of slow travel 🌿✈️. Here 4 reasons why it is good for you, for the planet and the local communities: 🌏 Let the World Unfold: Embrace a meaningful rhythm, allowing time for serendipity and genuine immersion in the beauty around you. ✨️Embrace Local Traditions: Wander through markets, savoring unique flavors and rhythms, immersing in the essence of each place. 💖 Cultivate Authentic Connections: Engage with communities, create wonderful memories, and learn more about how as a tourist, you can help with social and environmental issues. 🌱 Minimize Your Carbon Footprint: Choose sustainable transportation and eco-friendly accommodations, feeling the impact of mindful choices. Are you already slow traveling? #SlowTravel #SlowTraveler #SustainableJourney #ResponsibleTourism
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  • 🥦🍒🍋🌽ONE OF THE THINGS I PREFER TO DO WHEN I TRAVEL Especially in Mexico, is to visit markets. I really could do this every single day and never get tired. Why do I love market so much? ✨️City Pulse: Markets are the pulse of a city, reflecting its true essence. It's the best way to gauge the local culture and vibe. An absolutely authentic experience! ✨️Sensory Overload: Markets engage all your senses, making you a more mindful traveler. The sights, sounds, smells, and textures create an immersive experience that stays with you. ✨️Supporting Local: Buying from markets is a fantastic way to support the local economy. Being a responsible tourist means contributing directly to the community you're exploring. ✨️Budget-Friendly: Markets are a savvy traveler's best friend. Not only do you get authentic products, but you also save a pretty penny, especially when it comes to groceries. ✨️Culinary Delights:The best part? Unparalleled food experiences. Markets offer a gastronomic adventure, with tasty ingredients and delectable plates that leave a lasting impression. Do you visit markets when you travel? #visitOaxaca #visitMexico #slowtravel #responsibletourism #conscioustourism
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Being a Responsible Traveler in Bilbao

In today’s world, it’s essential to travel with environmental responsibility in mind. Therefore, adopting a responsible travel attitude during your stay in Bilbao is highly recommended.
 
Here are 8 actions to implement for your next trip:
 
1. Use public transportation to get around the city.
2. Choose eco-friendly accommodations.
3. Prefer walking or cycling to explore the city.
4. Engage in guided tours or activities that highlight local nature and culture.
5. Buy local and seasonal products.
6. Reduce water and energy consumption in your accommodation.
7. Avoid single-use products.
8. Participate in litter clean-up activities in parks, for example.

You are now aware of the best things to do in Bilbao. I hope you will enjoy the city as much as I did!

Organize Your Trip to Bilbao!

🏨 Find the best hotel at the best price

🚕 Get the best transfer from the airport

🚗 Check car rental prices

🚆 Consult train and bus fares

📱 Purchase an eSIM for use in Bilbao and anywhere in the world

🧳 Leave your luggage in a storage facility and go explore the city

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