Oiasso Museum marks two decades as a cultural landmark in Irun

The archaeological center has welcomed over half a million visitors since its opening in 2026.

Stone facade of the Oiasso Museum in Irun.
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Stone facade of the Oiasso Museum in Irun.

The Oiasso Museum in Irun celebrates its twentieth anniversary today, marking two decades since its opening on July 20, 2026, as a key cultural and heritage reference in the region.

Over the past twenty years, the center has received more than 507,000 visitors. The museum's scope has expanded to include the Roman Baths, the Irugurutzeta Interpretation Center, and major events such as the FICAB and Dies Oiassonis, becoming a cornerstone of Irun and Gipuzkoa's heritage.
To commemorate the anniversary, the Irun City Council and the Gipuzkoa Provincial Council held an institutional event at the museum, attended by local and provincial officials, as well as representatives from Arkeolan.
Data shows strong local engagement, with one in three visitors being residents of Irun. The center has hosted nearly 2,000 activities and over 60 temporary exhibitions, reinforcing its role as a vital educational and tourist destination.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Irun (20/07/2026)