Born in Russia and based for years in San Sebastian, Emma Moyseychenko is the director of Mir Baskov, a company that offers private guide services in the Basque Country to tourists who speak English, Spanish, and Russian. Among the tours offered by Emma are visits to […]
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The true charm of traveling in the Basque Country is getting to know its cities and villages, discovering the stories and local secrets that make them unique. Whether you are traveling alone or as a couple, with your family or with a group of friends or […]
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The best way to get to the villages and most remote areas of the Basque Country –those that best preserve the traditions and local culture– is by car. If you have not come to the Basque Country in your own vehicle, we want to invite you […]
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Artisan preparation –what could be called a process of manual preparation– is the life and soul of some of the products that are designed and displayed by local creators in the windows of many of our region’s establishments. In the Basque Country there are still names […]
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Iñaki Uribesalgo has been working as a master carpenter for more than 30 years, completing jobs to the satisfaction of a public that has become increasingly demanding. Influenced in part by his mother, who introduced him to the fashion design industry, Uribesalgo began to experiment with […]
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Wood as a way of life; this is how one could define the master craftsmen at Abian Products who manufacture surfboards, longboards, cruisers, surf-skates, wobble boards, and even balance boards using a traditional process in their small, family workshop located in Zarautz. With their brand name […]
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At the beginning of the twentieth century, Calixte and Anastasie Lartigue founded in the small town of Oloron-Sainte-Marie, in the French Basque Country, one of the region’s first weaving workshops. Since then, four generations of weavers have been in charge of keeping this tradition alive. A […]
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In May of 2017, the BASQUE LUXURY MAGAZINE team had the opportunity to meet Hubert de Givenchy in person at the Balenciaga Museum of Getaria. In that talk, he emphasized the manual work of the craftsmen who make accessories. One year later, after the death of […]
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