The Bilbao campus was declared a site of historical interest in 2002. Several architecturally valuable buildings are found on the campus. The most outstanding is known as the Main Building (Edificio Central) and has a classic style. Its most distinctive features are its central staircase, the Library (currently the Salón de Grados), the Gothic Chapel and the Main Hall.

The Comercial Building is known for its neoclassic façade. The so called “Glass Building” or “Centenary Building” was built in the 80s. The last emblematic building on the Bilbao campus, the ESIDE Building, is more modern in style and was designed by the César Sans Gironella.

The campus is located in the most cosmopolitan area of Bilbao, beside the river and surrounded by avant garde buildings boasting signatures of the world’s most prestigious architects.

Students find it easy to fit into life in Bilbao, especially once they realise that it takes only 20 minutes to reach the beach by underground and they can enjoy a wide variety of outdoor activities in the mountains that surround the city.