Jaime GT | Dec 10, 2017

The Plaza Nueva is a must for those visiting Bilbao. Besides being a beautiful square it is a popular meeting point for locals and visitors alike. There are many bars that offer a variety of delicious pinchos and terraces where to sit and watch people walk by. On Sundays there's an interesting flea market (old books, minerals, birds...) and the place becomes very lively.

Frank Wilson | Jan 17, 2018

Good coffee, the food looked very good and the service was excellent. A nice place to watch the world go by.

Bryan Miguel Silva | Dec 9, 2017

Nice typical spanish square. It is very interesting to see the children play in the middle of the square while their parents are in the near by terraces. Definitely one of the main areas of Bilbao - both touristic and local.

George White | Dec 19, 2017

Amazingly hot though tourists seem to cope with the outdoors. Promptly closes at 1400 hrs !!

Iñigo Alonso | Dec 30, 2017

Great place for pintxos, or a cortado sitting on the sun or the shade (great also for rainy days!)

WISYPELU | Apr 10, 2018

Love it, amazing plaze with a lot of bars and night life in the central towns square of Bilbao

Frances Anderson | May 11, 2018

Fantastic location, bedrooms spotless with comfy beds. The staff very helpful, nothing is too much trouble. Looking forwards to our next visit

Dimitri Tsambrounis | May 27, 2018

Very nice, but this town has lots more to offer. Some excellent shops though

Catherine Jeffery | May 24, 2018

Quite nice to see. Had a great meal at a good price in one of the many restaurants.

David Tucker | May 17, 2018

Watch the world go by with a drink and some excellent food from the bars around the Square. Gure Toki especially good.

Henry Müller | Jul 11, 2018

It is very pretty, there are many Sights and its worth going there. There are many restaurants und cafes. The most of the cafes and the restaurants are very good. The food taste very delicious and rhey have many things to drink.

Mykhailo Chornyi | Jun 18, 2018

Bilbao once had Plaza vieja (Old square) so it is quite logic they also constructed Plaza nueva (New square) surrounded by arcades with arches known as cuevas (caves). Formally the site of the Biscay government.