Lupardika

The rural house Lupardika is located in the Biscayan area of ​​Orduña, a must for lovers of history, gastronomy and Cantabrian vegetation. It is surrounded by the Massif of the Sierra Salvada and accompanying the River Nervión.

Lupardika is located in the historical center of Orduña, a city steeped in history since the 13th century. Typical medieval mansion has been restored to the smallest detail by the painter Porrilló. The traditional hospitality of a city open to the traveler.

The rural accommodation is distributed in 3 rooms with separate bathroom and living room in the attic. Annex to the room is the restaurant bar to eat respecting the medieval architecture.

There is a room with double bed fully decorated and with three large windows of old wood. The other 2 rooms are made up of 2 single beds with headboard and windows of the traditional wood. All the rooms show their wooden beams in the ceiling and have large windows, some of them up to 3 bodies that provide them with perfect lighting.

The living room is on the top floor where wood is the main protagonist in beams and floor. All decorated in an artisan way by the painter who has been able to travel back in time to the medieval era.

It also has a mini-bar available.

Orduña is a medieval historical enclave since it was the bridge between the regions of Vizcaya and Castilla. Stands out for its religious historical monuments as Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, the Church of the Holy Family, the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Antigua, the Old Convent of San Francisco and the Old Convent of Santa Clara.

Also in the set of flora and fauna of the area is important the jump of the Nervión and the Gujuli Waterfall