Biderra

Biderra is a municipality located in the province of Gipuzkoa, in the Basque Country of northern Spain. It is situated in the Urola Erdiya region, approximately 35 kilometers west of the provincial capital, San Sebastián. The municipality is characterized by its hilly terrain and green landscapes, typical of the Basque coast.

The economy of Biderra has historically been tied to agriculture and small-scale industry. In more recent times, there has been a growing presence of tourism, attracted by the natural beauty of the area and its proximity to the coast. The municipality offers opportunities for hiking and enjoying the rural Basque environment.

Biderra's cultural heritage is rooted in Basque traditions. The local language, Euskara, is spoken by many residents, and traditional festivals and events are celebrated throughout the year. The architecture of the town reflects its history, with a mix of older rural buildings and more modern constructions. Its administrative center is a modest urban core surrounded by scattered hamlets and farms.