Hotel Bilbao Jardines

... our first surfing destination to dip a toe or two into a deserted Atlantic which Lym thoroughly enjoyed, however which led Annabelle to looking like an extra from a B-grade vampire movie; this following her surfboard and her face becoming rather intimate. Enough for one day, onward to our campsite at historic Santillana del Mar.<br>

... few pinchos and glasses of wine. It is the favorite pastime of Bilbaoans on a Friday night. In fact, it&#8217;s 10pm and they action is just starting&#8230;.but we&#8217;re settling in for bed. We&#8217;ve just been blown away by the food this time around. In the past our gastronomic experience was less than stellar. I think we just hadn&#8217;t gone to the right places. The feature tonight was a duck ...

We drove from Madrid, got a bit lost trying to find Lurdea. We thought it is a name of a village but it is not it is just the name of the Hotel/Casa Rural.<br><br>The place is amazing. Located in the hills above Bermeo, with magnificent view of the ocean. It is clean (like really clean) and has the air of a relaxing boutique hotel.<br>

Bilbao, the capital of Viscaya in the county, with the nice weather and climate that is milder than in most other parts of the peninsula, rarely falling below freezing in winter or rising above 35 degree C in summer. <br><br>One of the best features of this place is the collection of Museums that exhibit the artifacts that well ...

Theres one reason why most tourists come here. The Guggenheim Museum. And unlike most museums they come to see the building itself rather than the contents. The Frank Gehry designed building is well worth it too, an extraordinary sculpture of a building that truly is world class piece of art itself. I like it, but I wasn't too impressed by many of the contents. I liked the impressionist and the expressionist ...

... paintings and sculpture are a minority compared to installations and electronic forms. One of the famous and permanent exhibit of the Guggenheim Museum is "The Matter of Time", a series of weathering steel sculpture s designed by Richard Serra and the housed in the 430-foot Arcelor Gallery. Information Hotel in Bilbao Hoteles Bilbao Hotel Bilbao

Urghh long, long bus journey from Valencia. Sleeping tablets helped, but what didn't were the rude Spanish couple behind us who persisted on banging on the back of our seats all journey. They seemed angry that we were using the recline function which we had paid, and were entitled to use...<br><br>Anyway, arrive at about 8 or something where we got ...