Houses for sale in Deusto, Vizcaya

Settled on the right bank of the Bilbao estuary is the Deusto district. Until 1925, Deusto was an independent municipality until it was annexed to the city, as were many porches such as Begoña or Abando.

Formed by the neighborhoods of Arangoiti, Ibarrekolanda, San Ignacio-Elorrieta and San Pedro de Deusto-La Ribera, this district was a traditionally maritime and commercial area and has now become an area with a student atmosphere, being the headquarters of several faculties from the University of the Basque Country and the University of Deusto.

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These lines have routes that pass through this district.

Bus lines

18 A2322 A3411

These are the bus lines that connect Deusto with the rest of the city.

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Puente de Deusto

The Deusto Bridge is a 500-meter drawbridge built over the Bilbao estuary in 1936 with the aim of connecting the Deusto and Abando districts. A few months later it was blown up during the Civil War to protect the city and rebuilt by the Francoist authorities in 1939.

Zorrotzaurre

Known as the "Manhattan of Bilbao" and designed by the prestigious architect Zaha Hadid, Zorrotzaurre is an artificial island that was formed after the construction of the Deusto canal. This project was the last major operation of the urban and social regeneration of the city that has turned a declining area into a space with accessible housing, social and cultural facilities and large green areas.

Culture

This district has, in addition to all the services to cover day-to-day needs, several sports complexes, the Deusto Sports Center, the San Ignacio Sports Center, soccer fields, saunas, squash courts, gyms and racquetball courts, as well as as well as two large municipal libraries, Deusto and San Ignacio.