If the stones could speak, they could tell us stories of houses, farmhouses, palaces, churches and walls built with the sweat of their inhabitants generation after generation.
Amoroto Fronton
Culturan heritage
Today a multitude of events are held on this beautiful pediment. For example, concerts, festivals, verses, dances and particularly sports championships.
Throughout the visit, they will explain to us details and particularities of the work that the women have been developing for 30 years, like the different names of the fishes, their size and weight, the utensils to use...
The primitive church of San Pedro was founded in the 12th century by powerful local families. Later, in 1588, it was rebuilt acquiring a Renaissance character.
It is on the left side of the Lekeitio-Aulesti road, near the Oleta de Amoroto neighbourhood, on the banks of the River Lea. If you visit the place without having previous references to the building, you may be surprised, as it is half in ruins.
We find it in the Leagi district and it is believed to be from the 16th century. It is a single-nave building with a cross-shaped floor plan that can be seen from the outside.
The complex, located in the Okamika district of Gizaburuaga, is a complex proto-industrial establishment and is probably one of the most interesting in the whole of Biscay.
Axpe is a family business with a tradition of four generations of producers of natural cider and txakolí from Bizkaia. The cider house is a bookable Txoko, where the user has a space to make use of its facilities. In addition, the host José Antonio Bilbao offers guided tours related to cider and txakolí.