Goierri is a region rich in history and culture, where industrial tradition, architectural heritage, and popular legends come together.
One of its main attractions is Zerain, known as the Mountain of Iron, which has been a center for iron extraction since the 11th century. This industrial legacy has left a significant mark on the region's landscape and history.
The medieval villages of Segura and Ordizia are perfect examples of Gipuzkoa's medieval past, with cobbled streets, historical monuments, and architecture that transports visitors back in time.
The Monumental Complex of Igartza in Beasain is another of Goierri’s treasures, with buildings that tell the story of the region, especially linked to the iron industry.
Basque mythology is also an integral part of Goierri's culture, with ancient legends that come alive in its mountains and forests, passed down through generations.
The Zumalakarregi Museum, near Beasain, offers a glimpse into the 19th century, highlighting the figure of General Tomás Zumalacárregui and his role in Basque history.
Finally, the Cultural Landscape of Zerain invites visitors to delve into the town's history and traditions, where agriculture, mining, and craftsmanship have left a deep imprint on its cultural identity.
The Iron Mountain, located in Zerain, is a significant testimony to the Basque Country’s rich industrial history. Since the 11th century, this area has been a major center for iron extraction, playing a fundamental role in the economic and social development of the region.
Segura and Ordizia are two medieval towns in Gipuzkoa that are well worth a visit.
The Goierri region is rich in mythology, where legends come to life among mountains and forests.
The Igartza Monumental Complex, located at the entrance of Beasain, is a historical treasure that invites visitors to explore its rich cultural heritage.
The Cultural Landscape of Zerain offers a deep insight into the history and traditions of this town in Goierri, where agriculture, mining, and craftsmanship have left their mark over time.
Zumalakarregi Museum: A Journey to the 19th Century, Just Minutes from Hotel Restaurante Salbatore
Simple hotel, perfect for sleeping and resting — no need to ask for more. Extraordinary people, very kind and highly professional, great dining service. Ideal location if you want to explore the Basque Country, just an hour's drive from all major sites. I’ll be back.
A very peaceful hotel to disconnect. The staff is very attentive and helpful. Daniela is such a sweetheart, always attentive and ready to recommend places to visit — truly charming. The food was exquisite, a 10! Those croquettes… ummm! I’d definitely come back. Thanks to all the hotel staff. Greetings and big hugs from a girl from the Canary Islands.
The friendliest hotel staff I’ve ever met. Daniela is pure charm and sweetness, and Jon gives you incredible tips on places to visit and where to park. I’ll recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the Basque Country, and if I ever return, I’ll definitely stay again. The breakfasts and dinners were fabulous. In short, a 10 out of 10.
We went to this hotel for a tournament. The staff was the best — super friendly and lovely, they treated us wonderfully. The restaurant surprised us: good food with generous portions at an affordable price. Clean and comfortable rooms.
Wonderful stay at the hotel: very comfortable and clean beds. TV and A/C were perfect for comfort. Storage space was great, although the hangers were very old. Lighting was excellent. The bathroom was very clean, although there were no towel hooks for the shower.
