Basque sports - Tourism in Vitoria-Gasteiz
Basque sports have a significant presence in Vitoria-Gasteiz. Rural sports, Basque pelota or Álava bowling are the sports with the most tradition in the city and you can’t leave Álava without discovering them.
Álava bowling
- Map of the city's bowling alleys.
- Further information: Club Araba
Rural sports
Further information: https://tourism.euskadi.eus/basque_sports/
Pelota
- Fronton courts Beti Jai on Google Maps.
- Nearest urban buses: lines 2 and 8.
The fronton courts are next to the Mendizorrotza sports complex and very close to the La Senda Path, the city’s main tourist artery. This path leads to the centre of the city via the Prado Park, passing through the Ajuria Enea palaces (the official residence of the Lehendakari), the Armoury Museum and the beautiful Augustín Zulueta Palace, which is home to the current Fine Arts Museum.
Pelota Facilities
Vitoria-Gasteiz has many facilities where you can play pelota:
- Sports centre: Beti Jai.
- Covered fronton courts: Abetxuko, Adurza, Zaramaga, Trinquete los Astrónomos, Gamarra Park and Lakua 03. – Reserve facilities.
- Open air fronton courts: Fueros, Parque del Norte and Aranzabela.
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