When people think of Barakaldo, the first idea that comes up is that it is a city located in Bilbao’s outskirts, where there are plenty of industries, with a lower income level than other cities of the province and home to the biggest exhibition centre in the north of Spain. All is true, but none of these refers to the outstanding change that the city has lived in the last decades, the big efforts to convert it into a more friendly place for people, taking advantage of its industrial heritance and highlighting its social resources.
