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Torre Iberdrola viewpoint, a 360-degree panoramic view to discover Bilbao.
The viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower of Bilbao is closed, it can not be visited. The viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower offers one of the best views of all Bilbao. A 360 degree perspective that puts the city under our feet. Literally. And is that, located on the 25th floor of the emblematic Iberdrola Tower of Bilbao, 115 meters high, this viewpoint of simple and elegant aesthetics, extends its particular red carpet to all those who wish to know Bilbao from the heights. A space that, according to the first visitors, transmits peace, harmony and beauty. A mixture of sensations that push all those who pass by the Iberdrola Tower to get to know this new space in Bilbao. A viewpoint that attracts and enchants, a perfect place from which to contemplate the beauty of Greater Bilbao. The altitude at which it is located, 115 meters above sea level, makes the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower holds the honorary title of highest urban viewpoint in the Basque Country. A title that makes it clear that this is a unique and special place. In our case, this visit, in addition to giving us an impressive experience, allowed us to take some nice pictures of Bilbao.
Photographs captured from a different perspective, which until now we had only obtained by flying over the city in a small plane. So, if you like photography or if you are looking for a nice photographic souvenir to take back home, you are in luck. In this sense, the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower is a perfect space from which to capture the essence of our beloved Bilbao.
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Information about Torre Iberdrola viewpoint.
- Name: Iberdrola 360 Tower.
- Altitude: Floor 25, 115 meters.
- Perspective: 360 degrees.
- Hours: Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
- Price: 9€ adults, 6€ reduced admission.
- Location: Iberdrola Tower, Plaza Euskadi, 5, Bilbao.
Until now, the geographical location of Bilbao, in the center of a valley, invited us to dazzle each of its streets and squares from the top of the different mountains that surrounded them. An experience that, although exceptional, has been eclipsed by the viewpoint that those responsible for the Iberdrola Tower have created on the 25th floor of this emblematic Bilbao building.
As you can see, Iberdrola has decided to contribute its grain of sand to the complete catalog of tourist experiences in Bilbao. A space that, baptized with the name of Torre Iberdrola 360, has impacted and dazzled everyone who has decided to visit it. And the fact is that the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower awakens in travelers the long-awaited “wow” effect. A sensation that only those experiences that offer something different manage to create.
Visit to the Torre Iberdrola viewpoint.
The visit to the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower is free, with no time limit. No guides or audio guides. An open space that, thanks to its huge windows, allows visitors to freely enjoy a spectacular 360-degree perspective. Inside this viewpoint, we find a small model of the Iberdrola Tower, which, along with other elements of the furniture welcomes us to this incredible viewpoint of Bilbao. This 360-degree view is complemented by a small photographic exhibition consisting of an unpublished image of Bilbao and a photographic exhibition of the before and after the construction of the Iberdrola Tower. The first, the gigapanoramic photograph of 20 meters long and 2 and a half meters high, was obtained after the combination of more than 278 photographs captured from Mount Arraiz with a motorized rotula developed by NASA. A huge photograph of Bilbao, which, thanks to its impressive sharpness allows us to contemplate in great detail each and every one of the neighborhoods of Greater Bilbao. Simply amazing. We encourage you to take a close look at this great work of art, it has no waste.
On the other hand, throughout the entire floor there are two photographic exhibitions called “Yesterday and today: the transformation of Bilbao” and “Iberdrola Tower, architecture of an icon of the transformation of the city”. Two photographic series that show us the evolution of the city and how the Iberdrola Tower has contributed to it.
As you can see, the impressive views from the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower together with the different photographic exhibitions that we find inside, allow us to take a little trip back in time through the history of Bilbao, a nice experience that is undoubtedly called to lead this new Bilbao. A beautiful experience that is undoubtedly called to lead the tourist proposals of this new Bilbao. Do you dare to visit this impressive place? After our visit, we thought it appropriate to mention some tips and information about the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower. We recommend reading them.
- It is essential to present an official identity document, ID card or passport.
- Access adapted for people with reduced mobility and baby strollers.
- Pets are not allowed except for guide dogs.
- It is forbidden to eat and drink at the lookout point.
- It is forbidden to carry tripods.
- There are restrooms on the same floor of the lookout point.
- There is no bar or restaurant service at the lookout point.
- Recommended visit time 1 hour.
- Greater influx of people at sunset.
- Less crowded early in the morning, around 10:00.
- There is a private parking lot less than 200 meters from the main entrance of the Iberdrola Tower.
- It is recommended to bring a camera, it is worth it to capture the views.
- In high season, in summer, is when the greatest number of people visit the viewpoint.
- It is not possible to tour or visit the other floors of the building.

The Bilbao viewpoint.
Some of the most emblematic cities in the world have among their tourist assets a viewpoint like the one we present today. In this sense, Iberdrola, a multinational company with more than 170 years of history and deep roots in Bilbao, has decided to provide the capital of Bizkaia with an impressive panoramic viewpoint. A space that many of the people who visited Bilbao demanded to visit. And that is how the Iberdrola Tower viewpoint was born, in response to the suggestions of passers-by who asked about the possibility of contemplating the city from the tower. Said and done. After seeing the enthusiasm with which people came to the open days held in December, after seeing how the tickets available for this initiative were sold out in a matter of hours, those responsible for this central Basque building decided that they should open the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower on a continuous basis.
In this sense, the management of the Iberdrola Tower wanted to take a firm step forward with the opening of its viewpoint on a regular basis for the next 6 months. We hope that this initiative is consolidated in the tourist panorama of Euskadi and becomes an important part of the catalog of experiences of the capital of Bizkaia. Of course, it has our full support.
Iberdrola Tower.
The Iberdrola Tower is one of the latest buildings to join Bilbao’s incredible architectural heritage. Its creator, the famous Argentine architect Cesar Pelli, designed this 165-meter high tower as a connecting point between Abandoibarra and Moyua Square. Among the most emblematic and prestigious buildings of this world-famous architect are the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur (452 meters) or the Torre de Cristal in Madrid (249.5 meters). Currently, the Iberdrola Tower is the tallest building in the Basque Country and one of the tallest on the Cantabrian coast. Among its most striking figures highlight the fact that its facade is equivalent to 20,000 square meters of plate glass. Almost nothing. Inaugurated in 2012, this building currently houses more than a hundred major companies, including Iberdrola. Thanks to the Torre Iberdrola 360 initiative, from now on, this prestigious building can be visited by anyone who wishes to do so.
Iberdrola.
This Bilbao-based company is one of the most important in the Basque Country. And not only in our territory, Iberdrola leads the European energy sector and is consolidated as one of the most important energy companies in the world. A historic company with more than 170 years of experience behind it. Its current name, Iberdrola, is the result of the merger of Iberduero and Hidrola, two large electric companies that in turn were the result of other previous mergers. Currently, its lines of business could be summarized in the production, distribution and commercialization of energy worldwide. A company that is committed to preserving the environment by creating energy solutions that respect the environment around us. A clear commitment to the future. This is evidenced by its position as number one in renewable energies. These facts, together with its commitment to reduce CO2 emissions by 50% by 2030 and its declaration of intent to close all its coal-fired power plants around the world, have been applauded by the prestigious Greenpeace.
Location of the Torre Iberdrola viewpoint.
Located in the center of Bilbao, next to the estuary, opposite the historic University of Deusto, this viewpoint is a great attraction for all those who want to know Bilbao. The central location of the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower allows us to enjoy these magnificent views without wasting time in displacements. A luxury location. Especially for all those people who, following our article of what to see in BilbaoBilbao on foot to know each and every one of the corners that make up this modern and small northern city. The Guggenheim Museum, one of the fundamental pieces of the current Bilbao, is only 5 minutes away on foot, a nice opportunity to enjoy 2 of the most important spaces of the capital of Bizkaia in just a few hours.
The best views of Bilbao.
The viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower gives us some of the best views of Bilbao. Although there are many places from where you can contemplate the beauty of our beloved “botxo”, the central location of this viewpoint and its 115 meters high, make it the undisputed winner. On the other hand, if you wish to complete this view, we recommend you to enjoy the mountains surrounding the city. That is why visiting the Iberdrola Tower and the Artxanda and Kobetamendi mountains is a great choice. A winning trio.
Iberdrola Tower viewpoint schedule.
Due to the financial nature of this building, the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower can only be visited on weekends and holidays from 10:00 am to 7:30 pm. These reduced visiting hours make this experience even more special if possible. According to those responsible for this initiative, special schedules are planned for long weekends and Easter, so we advise you to check the schedules before going. On the other hand, if you are planning to visit the Iberdrola Tower viewpoint in a group, we recommend that you consult the special conditions that exist for groups of more than 20 people.
Torre Iberdrola viewpoint price.
The price of the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower has a good value for money. And is that, although at first its price may seem a bit high, we must take into account that this entry gives us access to one of the most iconic and emblematic buildings of Bilbao. An access to a special, unique perspective. A restricted space, which until now could only be accessed by workers of the different companies located in the tower. Undoubtedly, an aspect that we must take into account when assessing the price of this activity.
Torre Iberdrola viewpoint rates.
- Adults: 9€ / person.
- Children from 3 to 12 years old: 6€ / person.
- Seniors over 65 years old: 6€ / person.
- Large families: 6€ / person.
- Students with ID: 6€ / person.

Book Torre Iberdrola viewpoint tickets.
Now that you know all the details about this impressive corner of Bilbao, you should know that there are two options to book tickets, online and in person. We recommend doing it online, without waiting to buy tickets, easy and simple. Of course, when booking online, the system increases by € 1.09 the cost of the ticket as a handling fee, so the standard ticket has a cost of € 10.09. If you choose the second option, if you decide to buy tickets at the reception of the tower itself, you should know that they do not accept cash payments or traveler’s checks, only credit card payments. The tickets can be used to access the viewpoint at any time of the day of the reservation (between 10:00 and 19:30), are for single use only and can not be exchanged or returned.
How to get to the Iberdrola Tower viewpoint.
There are many ways to get to the Iberdrola Tower, using public transport, private transport or even walking. Of the three, the most used is the last one, on foot, walking. The proximity between the Iberdrola Tower and the Guggenheim Museum makes it a plan that is hard to refuse: visit the Guggenheim Museum and visit the Iberdrola Tower viewpoint. What do you think? Doesn’t sound bad, does it?
- Metro: If you want to take the metro to the Iberdrola Tower, you should get off at the Moyua metro stop. Once on the surface, you just have to follow Elcano street until you reach Plaza Euskadi, you can’t get lost. The walk between the metro stop and the tower takes approximately 10 minutes.
- Car: If you want to reach the tower by private vehicle, we recommend you to use the private parking that exists on one of the sides of the Iberdrola Tower, on Ramón Rubial street, the Interparking Plaza Euskadi. Close, convenient and practical. Another option is to look for parking in the central streets surrounding the tower. If you opt for this second option, remember to arm yourself with patience, it is not an easy task. Practically the whole area surrounding the tower is regulated by OTA (Traffic and Parking Ordinance) so remember to pay if you do not want to find yourself with a fine when you return.
- Walking: As we have already mentioned this is one of the best ways to get to the Iberdrola Tower. And, once we are visiting Bilbao, the central location of this viewpoint makes that we can complement this visit with others such as the Guggenheim Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Euskalduna Palace or the San Mames soccer field among others.


Experiences in Bilbao.
If contemplating Bilbao from the sky has stolen your heart, we challenge you to try to see it from the water, from the estuary. We are sure that one of the regular routes offered by the boats in the Bilbao estuary will catch your attention. Visiting a city from different points of view allows us to get a nice idea of its nature in just a couple of hours. What do you think? Very different and complementary points of view that we are sure you will love.
Video viewpoint Torre Iberdrola.
As we have been doing in recent months, we wanted to complete the words and images in this article with a short video. An audiovisual, through which we hope to show you in a close and simple way everything that awaits you in the viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower. If you like this kind of videos, we encourage you to subscribe to our YouTube channel, surely more than one video will catch your attention.
The Iberdrola Tower, together with other elements such as the Bilbao estuary or the Guggenheim Museum, has played a fundamental role in the evolution of Bilbao. An emblematic building of the capital of Bizkaia, which invites us to know the history of the city from the inside. The viewpoint of the Iberdrola Tower has become in just a few weeks one of the most visited areas of Bilbao. A fact that makes clear the uniqueness of this new tourist attraction. We encourage you to share your experience on social networks using the hashtag #Iberdrola360, we will be attentive to all your publications. If you have any questions or suggestions, we encourage you to use the comment system that you will find below these lines. We will try to respond as soon as possible. Ondo pass!
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