What stands out in Murueta are its natural and heritage resources, including beautiful country houses and spectacular views of the tidelands of Urdaibai. It is located next to the road that connects the municipalities of Guernica and Bermeo, and the most interesting things in Murueta are its traditional town setting, with the church, fronton and village square.
Santa María Church
Pretty 19th century Neoclassical building, very well conceived, small to suit the congregation and built to high quality standards. It was designed by the architect Antonio de Goycoechea, who here left one of his most original works.
Maiukitza Mill
Situated on the edge of the tideland, it was in operation until 1893 and powered by water. Its machinery has not been preserved, but it is still one of the most representative buildings of Basque tide milling.
Murueta Tile Factory
The old Murueta Tile Factory offers a beautiful stamp, along with some rustic wood jetties. It is testament to an industrial past and still maintains its chimney (105 ft) and structure.
EKOETXEA
SAN JUAN DE GAZTELUGATXE
FRANCISCAN CLOISTER
GERNIKA
PORTUONDO ROMAN PORT
