The Igartubeiti village of Ezkio, living history of the evolution of these buildings that have marked Basque architecture, will celebrate on Saturday, day 26, a quarter century converted into a museum. Built in the 15th century, this building is a sample of the golden age of the Basarris, although it was in the 17th century when the new family and work needs of the house made it expand and reach its fullness. Today, after a "complex restoration"…
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The Igartubeiti village of Ezkio, living history of the evolution of these buildings that have marked Basque architecture, will celebrate on Saturday, day 26, a quarter century converted into a museum. Built in the 15th century, this building is a sample of the golden age of the Basarris, although it was in the 17th century when the new family and work needs of the house made it expand and reach its fullness. Today, after a "complex restoration"…