Things to do in Irun

FICOBA, Europe's first cross-border fairground, connects Spanish and French businesses through major exhibitions. Visitors enjoy modern pavilions and Chef Iñigo Lavado's panoramic restaurant between trade shows.

The Ayuntamiento de Irun showcases impressive municipal architecture while serving as the city's civic heart. Occasional guided tours reveal its historical significance and governmental role in Spain's Basque Country.

This Gothic-Renaissance church houses the oldest Romanesque Virgin Mary sculpture in Gipuzkoa (12th century). Inside, admire the three equal-height naves and ornate altarpiece depicting scenes from Mary's life.

This coastal wetland sanctuary hosts over 300 bird species along its 2km trail with observation points. Bring binoculars for the best experience during spring or autumn migrations.

This intimate museum celebrates Menchu Gal's vibrant landscapes and portraits from her seven-decade career. Art enthusiasts can discover her evolution alongside rotating exhibitions featuring prominent Basque artists.

This 14th-century hermitage sits above a Roman necropolis, revealing layers of Basque Country's ancient past. Explore archaeological treasures by appointment through the Oiasso Roman Museum.

Stadium Gal remains the only original La Liga stadium in its historic 1926 location by the Bidasoa River. Football enthusiasts can experience authentic Spanish football culture during Real Unión's home matches.

This archaeological gem reveals life in Roman Oiasso through 1st-2nd century artifacts. Explore interactive displays and virtual reality recreations that bring ancient Basque history to life.