Do you want to know which are the most visited scenes of 8 Basque surnames by tourists?
Incredible film, not only because of its box office takings and the enthusiasm it has generated among the public, but also because of the scenery selected for its filming. Tourists who have visited the Basque Country this year have been influenced by the successful film, turning 3 of its locations into tourist towns par excellence. The film was not only shot in the Basque Country, it was also filmed in Seville, a beautiful city but very different from those of the Basque Country, perhaps the success is due to the mix of cultures, climates, people… Do you want to know where 8 apellidos vascos was filmed?
The 3 most visited 8 apellidos vascos scenarios
Getaria: Being one of the typical fishing villages of the Basque Country and its mouse shape, Getaria is a must visit village for European tourists. In fact, in the movie 8 Basque surnames, the port of Getaria is used to film all the scenes of fishermen (for example, the scenes of Amaia’s aita returning home). In this town, we recommend climbing the lighthouse of Mount San Anton to appreciate the shape of the mouse, stroll through the old town, contemplate the architecture of their houses, and as no…..degustar txakoli Getaria, one of the most recognized in the Basque Country. If you have time to spare, be sure to visit the Balenciaga museum, the museum of the famous Basque couturier.
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Zumaia: Perhaps, one of the most recognized corners of the film because of the wedding scene between the two protagonists. The hermitage of San Telmo, on the edge of the cliffs of Zumaia, on the beach of itzurun, has a bird’s eye view over the sea and the Basque coast. In other articles we have already talked about the cliffs of Guipuzcoa and the charms of these, but we continue to strongly recommend a visit. Taking advantage of the proximity of the cliffs to the town of Zumaia, we recommend enjoying its gastronomy, its walks along the harbor and its narrow streets, you will surely love it!
Hermitage of San Telomo, Zumaia, Basque Coast
Zarautz: Zarautz is where the entire film crew settled in order to move around the Basque Country. This coastal town, easily recognized for its tradition and its waves, has a special charm that not only makes surfers fall in love with it.
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The Navarrese village of Leitza has also recruited many tourists, and it is not surprising, since this Navarrese village(the village of Iñaki Perurena and his stone museum) welcomes tourists as if they were just another neighbor. In addition to good people, in Leitza, we will fall in love with its stone streets, its farmhouses with traditional structures of Navarra and its good food.
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