Gratis annuleren tot 7 dagen voor de experience, minus tickets of kosten die al voor je boeking zijn vastgelegd.
Je plek in de groep is direct na boeking verzekerd.
Reserveer je plek vandaag. Betaal later met Klarna — ideaal om vooruit te plannen.
Alles is voor je geregeld — ideaal om een nieuwe stad te verkennen.
Enjoy a home game with an official ticket
Enjoy a bite of local cuisine
Discover the history of the Club
We meet at Casco Viejo underground station, right in the heart of Bilbao’s historic district. From here, we begin our journey through the streets where football and local identity have been intertwined for over a century.
We stop at a traditional Old Town bar closely linked to Athletic’s history to enjoy a classic pre-match pintxo. Surrounded by old photographs, vintage shirts and decades of club memorabilia, you’ll begin to feel the weight of Athletic’s past before heading towards San Mamés.
In front of Iglesia de San Antón, you’ll discover why this medieval church features on Athletic’s badge. Its presence connects the club directly to the city’s origins and historic identity.
Outside the birthplace of Rafael Moreno Aranzadi, we dive into the story of Athletic’s first true icon: “Pichichi”, whose legend still shapes the club’s mythology and Spanish football culture to this day. Was he the first Spanish professional football player?
At the site of Athletic’s first headquarters, we revisit the club’s earliest steps at the turn of the 20th century. What started as a small group of enthusiasts would soon become one of Spain’s most unique institutions.
Along Gran Vía, near the former Café García, we stand where early players gathered for meetings and assemblies that would eventually lead to the club’s official foundation in 1901. In these now-vanished rooms, the ideas, structure and identity of Athletic began to take concrete form.
In the Jardines de Albia, we uncover the story of the old Gimnasio Zamacois. It was here that physical preparation and modern sporting ideas helped shape the first generations of Athletic players.
At Plaza de Jade, the lion fountain commemorates the historic 1902 Copa Coronación triumph. This early success laid the foundations for Athletic’s winning tradition and enduring prestige, as well as for an everlasting debate: how many Copa del Rey titles has Athletic Club won?
By the Guggenheim esplanade, once known as the Campa de los Ingleses, we trace the British influence on Bilbao’s industrial boom and the birth of football in the city. This open field was crucial in the spread of the game that would define Athletic’s identity.
At Casa de la Misericordia, we connect the story of Saint Mamés and the lions to the symbolism behind the stadium’s name. Understanding this legend adds a deeper cultural meaning to what fans call “La Catedral.”
We arrive at San Mamés with a new perspective on what the club represents. By kick-off, you won’t just be attending a match — you’ll feel part of Athletic’s living history.
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