Over 2,000 years ago, in a house in an ancient settlement in what is now Mount Irulegi (Navarra), someone left more than an object: they left a message. A bronze hand, meticulously crafted, which when viewed today speaks to us from the past.

Those who visit us can help protect our culture and our language, by learning and using a few words, with a proactive attitude in this respect, etc. This means that tourism and Euskera can go hand in hand in our city.

There are almost one million Euskera speakers, and not all of them are from the Basque Country. Some people have arrived from other places, and have decides to learn it. Do you want to learn Basque too?

Has Basque influenced any major foreign languages? Keep reading…

The Korrika is coming, the huge race around the Basque Country!

Two unmissable days of racing in La Concha