Plan your visit

Practical guide to Aste Nagusia

Useful information for getting around, coming with children, finding venues and checking the accessibility measures that have been confirmed.

Walk, or use public transport

Most activities are concentrated in the city centre. Before heading out, check the council's transport notices and allow extra time for controls or diversions.

Keep the source for each event

Every entry on this site links to the announcement confirming the event. Use it to check for weather or organisational changes.

Watch out for the 2026 changes

Part of the music moves from Plaza Nueva to Muelle Evaristo Churruca. The euskal dantzak (Basque folk dances) take place in Plaza del Gas.

Families · 23–30 August

Txiki-Botxo: the 2026 Txikigune

Doña Casilda Park, the Pérgola and the Duck Pond host over 30 activities across six bilingual zones. It is aimed at ages 0 to 12 and their families.

Opening hours

From 11:00 to 14:30 and 16:30 to 20:00, from Sunday 23 to Sunday 30 August. The free Txu Txu train connects the side of the City Hall with Plaza Euskadi.

Confirmed accessibility

There will be priority access, a sign language interpreter on request, easy-read materials, adapted flooring and a Gargantua with a ramp. Quiet periods without sound effects will run on Tuesday 25 from 16:30 to 20:00 and Thursday 27 from 11:00 to 14:30.

The theatre programme will have a sign language interpreter on Sunday 23, Wednesday 26 and Sunday 30. These measures apply specifically to Txikigune. We do not extend them to the rest of the programme without confirmation.

Main venues

See the day-by-day programme to find out what happens at each venue.