Walking tours for individuals in summer (2026)

The aim of the tour is, on the one hand, to understand how and why the air-raid shelters in Gernika were built. In this way, we will see how the town’s inhabitants experienced the bombing, a situation that is unfortunately being repeated today in many countries around the world. On the other hand, we will attempt to explain how Franco’s regime drove the reconstruction of Gernika in an effort to impose a specific ideology that would underpin the official narrative. Finally, we will look at the circumstances in which Picasso painted ‘Guernica’ and the impact that this painting had and continues to have today.

Please report to the museum reception at 10.00 am, whether you have booked your ticket online or wish to purchase one on the day, so that the activity can begin on time and to ensure the best possible experience for all participants.

The tour starts outside the Gernika Peace Museum and includes visits to landmarks such as the disappeared shelter in Andra Mari street, Adolfo Urioste street, the Pasileku and its shelters, Astra , “Guernica” the mural, the market, Agonia de fuego, etc.