Venues
Founded in 2014 in Vitoria-Gasteiz, this craft brewery now offers a welcoming space where visitors can taste its creations and take part in tastings and events dedicated to craft beer. They also organise guided tours for anyone keen to learn more about the world of brewing. Step into the world of craft beer with them.
Venta de la Estrella nº6 pab 63
Hell Dorado’s cantina: Food, passion, and plenty of rock ‘n’ roll in every dish. From burgers that roar with flavor to vegetarian options bursting with attitude, Eat or Die invites you to enjoy an experience that goes far beyond gastronomy. Come and discover why at Hell Dorado, it’s “eat or die”.
Book your table and let yourself be carried away by the great atmosphere and powerful flavors of “Eat or Die”!
Venta de la Estrella nº6 pab 45
This venue has earned the respect of musicians and fans alike thanks to its unwavering commitment to the most powerful music genres and its first-class facilities. Designed by and for live music, technical quality here is an absolute priority. Hell Dorado has become a pilgrimage spot for rock fans from across northern Spain, attracting major national and international acts. The venue’s design minimises unwanted reverberation, ensuring a powerful, clear and well-defined sound even at high volumes.
Located in the heart of the city, La Florida Park is the most emblematic green space in Vitoria-Gasteiz. Created in 1820, its design was inspired by the romantic French gardens of the period, creating the impression of a much larger space thanks to the almost labyrinthine layout of its winding paths. Along the way visitors discover unexpected corners such as the grotto, the waterfall, the stream, the bandstand and the Lovers’ Bench. From the bandstand, live music takes on a truly special atmosphere.
This cider house is located in Askartza, a small village in the County of Treviño. The first apple trees were planted there in 1998, and cider production soon began using the fruit harvested from them. Today the orchard contains around 2,500 apple trees, providing the raw material for the cider that will accompany us throughout the Festival
Warm and welcoming, the cider house offers plenty of space to enjoy a traditional meal along with craft cider served directly from the barrels, giving it a unique and authentic flavour.
The historic centre of Vitoria-Gasteiz is known as “the almond” because of its distinctive oval shape — a layout that has survived since the 12th century, when King Sancho VI of Navarre founded “Nueva Victoria” in 1181 on the site of the village of Gasteiz. Over the centuries the city expanded with guild streets whose names still recall the trades once practised there: Correría, Zapatería, Herrería, Cuchillería, Pintorería… Today these same streets are the vibrant heart of the city’s social and gastronomic life, surrounded by Renaissance palaces such as Escoriaza-Esquivel, medieval tower houses, historic streets and centuries-old churches such as the Cathedral of Santa María
Dazz Club, located on the iconic Kutxi Street in Vitoria-Gasteiz, has become a key meeting point for jazz lovers in the city and across the Basque Country. This small and intimate venue, with a capacity of just 60 people, offers a unique experience that combines live performances by renowned artists with a carefully curated selection of pintxos. Its walls are decorated with photographs of jazz legends, while leather armchairs and soft lighting create an immersive atmosphere — perfectly in tune with the music and ideal for anyone wanting to experience the essence of jazz up close.








