In Bilbao, the stylist Zoe de la Concepción invites us to experience the city with all our senses: through the reflection of metal on the estuary, the rhythm that descends into Plaza Moyúa, the flow of water, the quiet before a performance at the Arriaga Theatre.
The artist Jimmy Millan guides you through less-touristy corners, from Campo del Moro, a green and tranquil space with views of the Teatro Real, to stops at the Balbisiana pastry shop and local markets. Curated journeys through a Prado Museum where the morning still moves slowly and new colors emerge in neighborhood florists. Iconic places where the focus is on the presence of art on every corner of the city.
And wander through the Barcelona that enchants the the content creator and entrepreneur Mireia Garde through the streets of Parc de la Ciutadella, resting spaces, and moments of outdoor sport running along La Barceloneta beach.
New ways to discover our favorite cities emerge from Radisson Collection Hotel, Gran Vía Bilbao; Radisson Blu Hotel, Madrid Prado and Radisson Blu 1882 Hotel, Barcelona Sagrada Família, the best way to start a local trip through three of the most fascinating cities in Spain via Radisson Hotel Group.
Bilbao, Madrid and Barcelona, According to Radisson Hotel Group
If you’ve considered traveling to one of these three cities, Radisson hotels become the perfect starting point to discover Bilbao, Madrid and Barcelona from a local perspective. Here the materials and design blend with the architecture of the city itself; new guides take you to markets and alleys that Instagram doesn’t know, and daily life pulses at every step from the moment you step outside, or if you decide to stay a little longer.
