Kora Green City’s optimal location within Vitoria makes it perfect for staying for a few days or living for a few months. Enjoy the urban hum of accommodation in the centre of Vitoria combined with the tranquillity of the university district. And it’s less than 10 minutes from the Old Town and popular tourist attractions.

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We are 01004, Las Desamparadas

The vibrancy of Vitoria's city centre. The tranquillity of the university district.

Find us in Las Desamparadas neighbourhood. This neighbourhood lends itself to easy integration into the local culture. The streets are woven with tradition.

The atmosphere is vibrant with the buzz of daily life, and plenty of shops like El Corte Inglés, happening bars and artisanal gelato shops. Discover the Plaza de Abastos and its lively gastro bars.  

Our ‘made in 01004’ top picks

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Plaza de Abastos
200 m

For the true foodies. This is the city’s main market, with stalls selling a spectacular range of goods. It also has a variety of gastro bars.

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Farmers' Market
250 m

Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday in Plaza Santa Bárbara.  From 9:00h to 14:00h.

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Marisquería Orio
200 m

Enjoy the day’s catch in a restaurant mimicking an aquarium with its glass floor. 

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Black Salad Restaurant
20 m

The best vegan restaurant in Vitoria. 

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Sukalki
100m

Our top pick for the best of Vitoria. Traditional Basque food with a hint of avant-garde.

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Bodeguita Lanciego
300 m

Foodies claim it is one of the best restaurants in Spain. Don’t miss their Donostia-style sea bream.

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ARTEPAN
200 m

The best bakery and pastry shop in Vitoria. But shhh…only locals know about it.

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ZURRUPA TABERNA
100 m

A rock and roll relic from the 90s in the centre of town. Enjoy your favourite tunes as you sip craft beers, wine or coffee.

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CAFÉS LA BRASILEÑA
300 m

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FALTA
200 m

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    NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC'S BEST OF THE WORLD

    Vitoria-Gasteiz is the least-known capital of the Basque Country and also its best-kept secret, surprising all who visit with its rich culture and history. In 2021 National Geographic magazine named it a Best of The World destination. In 2023 it was nominated Best Urban Destination. It shines as the epitome of a European city: bike-friendly, eco-friendly, avant-garde and with a high quality of life. It also stands out for its cultural offering and rich heritage. 

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    THE GREENEST CAPITAL

    Vitoria is one of the few Green Capitals in Europe and a Global Green City. Blend in with the locals and get around by bicycle, tram or electric bus. We have extensive bike parking for a hassle-free commute. And if you value a healthy body, you’ll fit right in! Vitoria lends itself to sports and long walks along the numerous promenades. It’s not for nothing that we host Ironman.

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    A CITY SURROUNDED BY NATURE AND WETLANDS

    Natural areas are woven into the fibres of Vitoria, seamlessly integrated into the city and forming part of a unique Green Belt. Rent a bike and explore the Salburua, a verdant wetland habitat and a destination for bird watchers. Or settle in to listen to deer rutting and observe great bird migrations — all less than 15 minutes walk from the city centre.

Vocabulary for fitting in

  • Aupa!

    Hello! A versatile word for informal greetings. 

  • Zurito

    Half a glass of beer. Perfect for going from bar to bar without getting ‘bolinga’ (drunk). And if you want a pint, ask for a caña. 

  • Bidegorri

    Bicycle lane. You will use them often if you discover the city on two wheels.

  • Pintxo-Pote

    Each neighbourhood has its own Pintxo-Pote one day a week. In Las Desamparadas, it’s on Thursdays. Get a drink with a pintxo at an unbeatable price.

  • Goxua

    The most typical dessert in Vitoria. Not to be missed!

  • Babazorro

    Alavés fans. This is the colloquial name given to the people of Álava. 

  • Agur

    Goodbye. This is the most common way of saying goodbye in the Basque Country. 

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FAQs

  • It couldn’t be better. We are a 5 minute walk from the train station, and 1 minute from the Florida streetcar stop, which connects to the bus station.

  • In the area of the universities there is a white zone for parking without having to put the time. We also have private parking. Limited spaces. Confirm availability with reception.