Before getting to Bilbao you will have to walk for a while and also walk up to the Monte
Avril mount. Nevertheless this stage is easy compared with the other ones. Once you get to
the top of the mount you will see the most populated city in the community. Bilbao was
founded in the 13 century and is famous because there you can see the Museo Guggenheim
museum, next to the estuary.
Recommendation Pilgrim
In spite of having to walk up to the Monte Avril mount it is an easy stage. Sometimes the
way can be a little bit monotonous because you will have to cross some industrial areas.
Distance and elevation
Stage profile
Route
Itinerary
You will leave Lezama through the BI-637 and you will get to a neighborhood called La Cruz
and then to Zamudio. Then you will get to the Iglesia de San Martín church located in
Arteaga. After crossing it you will have to turn left to see the Torre de los Marqueses de
Malpica tower also known as Torre de Zamudio because is the place where is located; this
tower is from the 15 century and was ordered by Malpica marquess. You will continue and
you will cross Pinoa industrial area and also the national road 637 through a bridge; then
you will have to turn right to leave the industrial area for a while and get to a forest
full of trees. Then you will get to an asphalted road that gets into San Antolín and after
crossing this neighborhood you will return to the national road.
Your way to get to the Monte Avril mount continues now through a path that is the same
path that the old Sendero Real that started in Bermeo. Your way to get to the Monte Avril
mount continues now through a path that is the same path that the old Sendero Real that
started in Bermeo. You will see all Bilbao, a city that you will reach after descending
the mount. After crossing again the road through a flyover you will get to Begoña where
you will find a church devoted to Virgen de Begoña. In the 16 century this temple was
partially destroyed and many things where stolen, it was rebuilt many times. If you
continue straight forward you will get to a street called Andra Mari and after crossing
another one called Mallona you will cross the Plaza Miguel de Unamuno square. This is a
very crowded area due to the important points of interest of the surroundings, such as the
archaeological and historical museum, Miguel de Unamuno’s monument and its proximity to
Bilbao’s Nueva Square. There always a lot of people here because there are located the
most part of the interesting places to see and visit. As its name says, Apostle Santiago
is the saint patron of this big city.
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