Can you imagine a football ground where the Guggenheim now stands? This is where it all began. Discover the story of the Campa de los Ingleses, where British workers introduced football to Bilbao and the city took its very first steps into the game.

San Mamés is more than a stadium — it’s a symbol. Here we’ll talk about the old and the new San Mamés, legendary matches, unique traditions, and why this ground represents the heart and identity of Bilbao.

Once the most important football ground in the area, Lamiako tells the story of early Basque football, massive crowds and intense rivalries. Even without a stadium today, this place remains a key chapter in Bilbao’s early football history.

At Gobela, we step into the world of one of Spain’s great historic clubs. This is where we explore early championships, classic rivalries and the contrast between different social and cultural visions of football.

A traditional ground with real local charm. In Portugalete, football became part of everyday life, and La Florida reflects the passion, resilience and community spirit of neighbourhood football.

Las Llanas stands as a powerful symbol of industrial football. Surrounded by factories and shipyards, this stadium represents working-class pride, fierce competition and unforgettable moments on and off the pitch.

At Lasesarre, we reach one of the great strongholds of the Left Bank. Here we’ll talk about promotions, relegations, packed stands and why Barakaldo has always been one of the toughest places to play.

We return to San Mamés to close the circle. With the journey complete, this final stop brings together everything we’ve seen — from football’s arrival in Bilbao to the living legacy that still defines the city today.