Plentzia footbridge
It was built between 1991 and 1992 to replace the old bridge, whose foundations had been damaged as a result of the flood of August 1983.
Its design, consisting of a metal structure of two inclined arches which meet at the top and support the transit area through a series of steel braces, recalls other later public works with a similar approach, such as the Zubizuri footbridge in Bilbao or the ItsasAurre bridge in Ondarroa, both by Santiago Calatrava.
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Any visit to Plentzia must include a walk through the narrow streets of its Old Quarter, which still preserves the charm typical of historical locations, despite the significant changes undergone over the last century.
A family-owned pharmacy founded in 1888 that is now also a museum. It boasts an exhibition that occupies the original spaces of the apothecary’s shop, and the former laboratory and back room.
Recreation area with access to the estuary where you can practice kayaking or SUP
Isuskiza, also known as the Abanico de Plentzia (Plentzia fan), is one of the secret corners of the municipality.
