This Bilba\u00edno neighborhood limits to the north with Bilbao la Vieja (not to be confused with the old town of Bilbao) to the east with the great viaduct of Miraflores, to the south with the Bilbao neighborhood of San Adrian and to the west with the neighborhood of Zabala. As you can see all the neighborhoods bordering Miribilla have nothing to do with this new neighborhood, neighborhoods known in Bilbao for being immigrant neighborhoods. <\/p>\n
Bilbao la vieja, one of the neighborhoods bordering miribilla, is nowadays an alternative area in the leisure sector, not only for bars and different restaurants but also for artists of all kinds who try to undertake their artistic careers among these streets. This type of people clashes with the type of people that during the nights alternate the typical san francisco street of Bilbao la vieja, it is easy to see prostitutes and drug addicts trying to achieve their daily goals. <\/p>\n
The neighborhood of Miribilla began its journey in 1998, in this year was when the first works began to urbanize the area, although until 2 years later, in the year 2000, did not begin to build the houses that today house the highest birth rate per square meter of the entire Basque Country.<\/p>\n
As we have already mentioned before the ground of Miribilla was in the past a source of wealth since it had a great iron beta, from Miribilla the ore wagons were transported to the estuary of Bilbao through the tunnels that linked the mine of San Luis to the estuary, today those tunnels are still preserved, One of them can be found at number 2 of the Marzana dock, hopefully in the future they will rehabilitate it and expose it to the Bilba\u00ednos and anyone who wishes to visit it as a cultural and tourist purpose, so that everyone who visits Bilbao will be clear about the mining past of Greater Bilbao.<\/p>\n
What to see:<\/strong> Miribilla is not a common tourist destination, but as everything in this life, the tourist tastes of our users are totally different from each other, so we suggest you some emblematic site of Miribilla in case you want to see it:<\/p>\n -Bilbao Arena (Palacio de Deportes de Bilbao), the current home ground of the city’s basketball team, Bilbao Basket, with a capacity for 10,000 spectators, has a sports center with swimming pools and gyms for all the new residents of Miribilla. Although like any large public space, the Bilbao arena not only hosts sporting events, it has also hosted major concerts and political events. <\/p>\n Bilbao Arena Miribilla<\/p><\/div>\n -Bizkaia Fronton: The Bizkaia fronton is located a few meters from the aforementioned Bilbao arena. With a capacity of 3,000 people, it is the largest fronton in the Basque Country, and in the same building we can find the offices of all the federations. We recommend visiting it when an important esku pilota (hand pelota) event is held, the atmosphere you will find will be simply incredible. If you do not have the opportunity to visit it in a big event, do not worry, the Bizkaia Fronton can be visited by guided tours. <\/p>\n![\"Bilbao](\"http:\/\/turismovasco.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/10\/Bilbao-Arena-Miribilla.jpg\")
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