Palacio Euskalduna — Attraction in Bilbao

When it was inaugurated back in 1999 it had quite an impact in Bilbao. The city didn’t have at that point any modern/contemporary music house where the acoustic was a key factor and the experience the public received was the main factor. And all that change with this building. I performed many times myself in this building and I can confirm how well conceived the different spaces inside are. For the artist there are many small rooms with bed and sofas, a nice and spacious cafeteria. For the audience there is two bars where they can get pintxos during the show, and a very nice and famous restaurant besides the main entrance. As I’ve mentioned before, the acoustics are excellent; and the organ as well. This music house is at the moment house and host of Bilbao Symphony Orchester and...

The Euskalduna Palace, also known as the Euskalduna Conference Center and Concert Hall, is a renowned landmark in Bilbao, Spain. It's a multipurpose complex featuring a concert hall, opera house, and conference facilities. Here's a quick rundown of the Euskalduna Palace: Designed by architects Federico Soriano and Dolores Palacios. Opened in February 1999. Symbolic of Bilbao's transformation from an industrial center to a cultural hub. Houses a 2,164-seat main auditorium for performances like theater, ballet, concerts, and opera. Offers facilities for conferences, meetings, and other events. On the other side of the building there is a small artificial lake that seems to merge with the river and on which there is a statue of Terpsichore Muse of the Dance, made by...

It is an interesting place with really unique interior designs of the stairs. While it is understandably supposed to reflect the history of Bilbao, it becomes terribly confusing for foreigners to navigate to the meeting rooms. Picture Harry Potter and the magical moving stairs.. while it is not the exact concept, it does give the same feels of not knowing which floor you will end up on next. At times, you may even look like a fool in front of other clients for taking a staircase route that goes a longer way, than a simple one. Then again, the complexity of the navigation difficulties may serve as a...