Gipuzkoa - Gipuzkoa

Gipuzkoa(Spanish Guipúzcoa) is a Spanish province. It is in the region Basque Country and borders the provinces Álava and Bizkaia as well as to the region Navarre. In the east it has a common border to French-Baskan region Labord(Basque: Lapurdi).

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Location of the province of Gipuzkoa in Spain

Regions

Gipuzkoa is the smallest Spanish province and it is considered one of the greenest. This is due to their location in the Bay of Biscay, the Cantabrian Mountains and the western foothills of the Pyrenees. The coast, part of the Costa Vasca, extends over a length of 86 km. It is divided into 17 beaches, in the center of which there is often a fishing village. The green interior is traversed by several short rivers, which however do not dry out all year round like in many other areas of Spain.

places

Map of Gipuzkoa
  • 1 DonostiaWebsite of this institutionDonostia in the Wikipedia encyclopediaDonostia in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsDonostia (Q10313) in the Wikidata database (San Sebastiàn)
  • 2 IrunWebsite of this institutionIrun in the Wikipedia encyclopediaIrun in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryIrun (Q200201) in the Wikidata database (Irún)
  • 3 ErrenteriaWebsite of this institutionErrenteria in the Wikipedia encyclopediaErrenteria in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryErrenteria (Q681893) in the Wikidata database (Rentería)
  • 4 EibarWebsite of this institutionEibar in the Wikipedia encyclopediaEibar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsEibar (Q496567) in the Wikidata database - (Éibar)
  • 5 ZarrautzWebsite of this institutionZarrautz in the travel guide Wikivoyage in another languageZarrautz in the encyclopedia WikipediaZarrautz in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsZarrautz (Q147774) in the Wikidata database - (Zarauz)
  • 6 ArrasateWebsite of this institutionArrasate in the Wikipedia encyclopediaArrasate in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryArrasate (Q491922) in the Wikidata database- (Mondragón)

Other goals

Nature parks

  • Parque Natural Aizkorri-Aratz. In the southwest on the border with the province Álava.
  • Parque Natural Aralar, in the south.
  • Parque Natural Aiako-Harria. Span .: Peñas de Aya, the granite massif on the eastern edge of the province is a western branch of the Pyrenees. There are several dolmens and stone circles in this region.

background

language

getting there

mobility

Tourist Attractions

  • Loyola Basilica
  • Arantzazu Shrine. Pilgrimage site.

activities

kitchen

nightlife

security

climate

literature

Web links

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