Casco Viejo Tours and Tickets
Casco Viejo

Some of the Old Quarter’s top attractions are free to enter, while others can be admired from outside, such as the Santiago Cathedral.
Dining options in Casco Viejo range from budget to blow-out and few places require advance bookings; eat slightly later than normal to avoid the tourist crowds.
Wear comfortable shoes for a visit to Casco Viejo because it takes a lot of walking to explore in its entirety.
Smooth sidewalks and a mostly flat layout mean that Bilbao’s Old Quarter is fully wheelchair accessible.
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It's free to visit Bilbao Old Quarter, but many travelers take a tour for an insider's insight into the area. Expect to pay from US$100 for a food-focused tour. Costs vary depending on the method of transportation, the number of inclusions, and the size of the tour, with private tours typically being the most expensive.
As well as its many eateries and bars, the must-see sights in Bilbao’s Old Quarter include the art deco Mercado de la Ribera, the Church of San Anton, the Cathedral of Santiago, the Plaza Central, and Plaza Nueva. Also check out the quarter’s original seven streets: Somera, Artekale, Tenderia, Belostikale, Old Butcher’s Shop, Barrenkale, and Barrenkalebarrena.
Yes, walking tours of the Bilbao Old Quarter are generally accessible for wheelchair users. While many streets are cobbled and some lanes are narrow and crowded at times, some tours are designed with accessibility in mind. If you need to go at a slower pace or adjust the route, book a customizable private tour.
There are good reasons to visit Bilbao’s Old Quarter throughout the day. For a stroll or a walking tour at a cooler time of day, visit during the morning. To take advantage of the quarter’s many eateries, visit around lunch or dinnertime. The area is also a good nightlife destination.
The biggest festival in Bilbao is the 9-day Aste Nagusia, or Great Week, held in mid–August. It celebrates Basque culture and turns the whole city into a party, with concerts, sporting events, activities for kids, theater, fireworks, and more. Other cultural, music, and culinary festivals are held throughout the year.































































































































