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What to see and do in Igorre

What to see and do in Igorre (Arratia-Nerbioi, Bizkaia): 4 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 1 Monuments · 1 Activities · 1 Historical milestones

When to go to Igorre: festival calendar

June: Fiestas de San Antonio en Igorre (June 13)

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What to see and do in Igorre

Igorre
Village
Capital of the Arratia-Nervión comarca, with human presence documented since the Upper Paleolithic (around 9000 BC) in the cave of Geretalegoateko Atxa, and remains of 4th-century Roman agricultural activity. Its church of Santa María dates from 1208. It officially adopted the Basque name "Igorre" in 1981. It has 4,344 inhabitants (INE, 2025).
Iglesia de Santa María de Igorre
Monument
Church with a Gothic nave and Baroque and Neoclassical additions, built in 1208 at the point where the Arratia and Indusi rivers meet.
Fiestas de San Antonio en Igorre
Activity
Igorre, capital of the Arratia-Nerbioi district, celebrates its patron saint San Antonio.
Poblamiento paleolítico y dominio de los Abendaño en Igorre
Historical milestone
There is evidence of human occupation around Igorre since the Paleolithic (around 9000 BC). During the late Middle Ages several settlements, such as Elexalde, Elgetxu and Urkizu, came under the feudal rule of the Abendaño family, which retained its influence until the 18th century.