Are you interested in learning about different cultures and their histories? Here are the ethnology museums to visit in Basque Country:
1San Telmo Museum
San SebastiánThe San Telmo Museum is situated in a prime location in San Sebastián, Spain. It is nestled on the plaza de Zuloaga, adjacent to the scenic Mount Urgull. This location not only offers easy access to the museum but also provides visitors with stunning views of the surrounding landscape. 2House of Cordón
Vitoria-GasteizThe Casa del Cordón is a significant historical building located in the Cuchillería street of the Old Quarter in Vitoria-Gasteiz, in the province of Alava, Basque Country, Spain. This monumental house or palace is a notable example of civil Gothic architecture and has been a residence for illustrious figures of its time. 3Euskal Museoa Bilbao Museo Vasco
BilbaoEuskal Museoa Bilbao Museo Vasco (The Bilbao Basque Museum) is a museum in Bilbao. The museum aims to conserve and show to the public, the ways of life that the Basque people have developed over time, through its collections. The permanent exhibitions are distributed over four floors that are all de 4Euskal Herria Museum
GuernicaLearn more about the remarkable Basque nation and its mysterious origin. Various topics are explained and the Basque culture presented. 5Archaeological Museum of Biscay
BilbaoThe Archaeological Museum of Biscay (Arkeologi Museoa) is dedicated to the history of the provence of Biscay and aims to connect the past with today's society. The exhibition area of two floors shows the history of the province through the traces left by its inhabitants from prehistory to recent tim 6Artziniega’s Ethnographic Museum
ArceniegaThe Artziniega Ethnographic Museum, situated in the town of Arceniega in the province of Alava, was initiated in 1977 by a group of young individuals who organized an exhibition of antique objects. This event was a success and served as a stimulus for the systematic collection of items related to the trades known in the Arceniega area and its region, with the idea of preparing a permanent exhibition.