The ancient town of La Hoya is an important archaeological site of the Bronze and Iron Ages of the Basque Country and nearby areas of Spain. The fortified town was inhabited between the 15th and 3rd centuries BCE and occupies four hectares.
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We were the only visitors there on a Wednesday morning. Entry to the museum and grounds as well as an audio guide in English were all free. There are some interesting artifacts inside the museum as well as a recreated home and an aerial view. Walking around the actual city was interesting but it is overgrown with wildflowers and our shoes got wet and muddy. You can’t enter the actual streets of the ancient city but that’s understandable. It was pretty interesting to see the ancient city with its medieval successor on the hill in the distance and the modern architecture of the vineyard on...
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The ruins are not amazing, but the small museum is extremely well presented and modern, easy to understand and interesting boards. Do not miss the two videos on the settlement, high quality animation and surprisingly violent with beheadings and kids getting killed! Not gratuitous violence,...
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Well cared for museum and ruins. They obviously take great pride in the place. I really enjoyed walking around the excavation site with the QR codes that tell you what you're looking at. The docent was very helpful and...
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