If one had to define the Basque Country, one could say that the whole world is present in this small country. One can discover a surprising biodiversity within a 100-kilometre radius.

The North is dominated by the ocean and the mountains, covered in wonderful green, while the South, with the Rioja Alta region, has a more Mediterranean landscape, with its vineyards speckling the ever-ochre horizon with green.

Big cities, small villages and isolated farmhouses live in perfect harmony. The industrial centres with their intense activity do not destroy the natural spaces, thereby preserving some of the most delicate ecosystems.

Beyond the dazzling natural environment, the romantic towns or the rich artistic heritage, the Basque country is defined by its people, above all.

Basque people is a friendly people with a strong character, who proudly preserve his ancient culture and show the same enthusiasm for life and liberty.

The biggest city is Bilbao, with a medieval origin but a strong and modern industrial and commercial tradition. Ever since the city embarked on its ambitious urban reform, it has become famous all over the world, with Frank Gehry