Basque Country History

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Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain
The Museum of Fine Arts is also an excellent museum and a 2 hour walk through the history of Art
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Guernica y Luno, Basque Country, Spain
This small Basque town has a lot of history and fame from the Spanish Civil War. This was one of the strong holds of the Basque movement to keep their language and culture alive during the Fascist rebellions.
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Donostia-San Sebastian, Basque Country, Spain
This proud Basque city has an amazing view of the bay of Biscay, the people here are proud to tell you about Basque history.
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Basque Country, Spain
Hotel Emperador, Hondarribia, Spain (Basque Region).
It is not often that you can say you stayed in a hotel that was built during the Middle Ages by a King. Thankfully, this hotel has been tastefully redone, sparing no ammenities, and while keeping all the history this 10th Century architectural masterpiece deserves. We truly felt like royalty as we dined and lounged around the hotel while the 'people' peered into the hotel through the windows. ;o)
To make our experience even more memorable were lovely beaches, the Basque people and culture...and the food. I would rank the Basque food at the top when ranked against any in the world. This is a spectacular hotel, in a small town overlooking the Basque countryside and beaches and a place to experience food that will sear into your culinary 'memory' making it impossible not to return to Hondarribia.
spain/phondarribia.htmlHotel Emperador, Hondarribia, Spain (Basque Region).
It is not often that you can say you stayed in a hotel that was built during the Middle Ages by a King. Thankfully, this hotel has been tastefully redone, sparing no ammenities, and while keeping all the history this 10th Century architectural masterpiece deserves. We truly felt like royalty as we dined and lounged around the hotel while the 'people' peered into the hotel through the windows. ;o)
To make our experience even more memorable were lovely beaches, the Basque people and culture...and the food. I would rank the Basque food at the top when ranked against any in the world. This is a spectacular hotel, in a small town overlooking the Basque countryside and beaches and a place to experience food that will sear into your culinary 'memory' making it impossible not to return to Hondarribia.
Photos: http://www.paradores-spain.com/spain/phondarribia.html
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