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Vitoria (in Basque, Gasteiz and, officially, Vitoria-Gasteiz) is a Spanish city , capital of Álava, and official seat of Parliament and the Government of the autonomous community of the Basque Country.
Nestled at a crossroads, it has been an important strategic point throughout history both in the military and commercial and cultural fields. Since Roman times, in which the road between Astorga and Bordeaux passed through Álava, these lands have not ceased to be an axis of communications between the Central Plateau and Europe. It is a city with an intense history that manifests itself in a valuable monumental heritage. He holds the title of "very noble and very loyal."
In 2017 there were 246,976 registered residents in the municipality, although as of 2018, the Municipal Register of Vitoria-Gasteiz confirms the existence of 252,574 citizens, thus occupying the seventeenth position among the most populated municipalities in Spain.
In the absence of more explicit legal recognition, it is considered de facto capital of the Basque Country for hosting the common institutions. During 2012, Vitoria was the European Green Capital.

Leuven is the name of a neighborhood in Vitoria, Spain. The population in the year 2001 was 8,797 inhabitants.
It is one of the downtown neighborhoods of the city. Here is the headquarters of the Provincial Council of Alava, the Treasury, the headquarters of the courts, and the New Cathedral of Vitoria. It is also an area with a lot of commerce and some of the most important hotels in the city.

The Provincial Council of Alava (in Basque: Arabako Foru Aldundia) is the governing body of the historical territory and province of Alava (Basque Country, Spain).
In addition to the ordinary powers exercised by the provincial councils of the remaining provinces of Spain, the Provincial Council of Álava exercises specific powers of Provincial Council derived from the nature of Alava as a historical territory of the Basque Country, by virtue of its Statute of Autonomy, by example has important tax competences, in urban planning and social matters.

Coronación is a neighborhood of Vitoria, located in the center of the city, west of Casco Viejo (Vitoria). It is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city, urbanized and inhabited in the first decades of the twentieth century and even some areas in the nineteenth century. It limits to the east with the Historic Center, to the north with El Pilar, the Parque del Norte separates you from Zaramaga and to the south with Leuven.

Ajuria Enea is a palace in Vitoria (Basque Country, Spain) that constitutes the official residence of the Lendakari of the autonomous community of the Basque Country. Its name comes from the separation in two words of Ajuriaenea, denomination Euskera that is composed of the family name that built the palace (the Ajuria) declined in Basque in the form of the genitive, coming to mean ‘of Ajuria’.
The decision to convert the palace of Ajuria Enea into the official residence of the Lendakari was made based on the architectural values of the building, according to the political function to which it was intended. It was on October 13, 1980 when the Basque Government formalized the acquisition of the land from its former owner, the Provincial Council of Alava. That same year, Carlos Garaikoetxea, first president after the Franco dictatorship, officially occupied the building.

The Augustín Palace is located in Vitoria (Álava, Spain).
From the very center of the city of Vitoria-Gasteiz begins a sequence of walks that reach the basilica of Armentia and seeking the countryside-city relationship. This search is reflected in the set of single-family buildings, villas, small hotels and country houses that are being built at the beginning of the 20th century on the margins of these walks.
In this environment, the walk of Fray Francisco, Don Ricardo Augustín builds his house in 1912. The project is written by the architects Julián de Apráiz and Javier Luque, designers of the new cathedral of Vitoria-Gasteiz and restorers of that of Burgos.
The project is designed with a marked historicist character. It seeks, following the trends of the beginning of the century, the exaltation of vernacular values, but without giving up the geometric clarity and purity of volumes. The monumentality in the definition of the details catches the attention of the observer, leaving the memory of a complex work and that, on the contrary, is simple and schematic of drawing.

The church of San Miguel Arcángel is a Gothic-Renaissance temple built mostly in the fourteenth century, located on the south side of the Old Town of the city of Vitoria, (Alava, Basque Country, Spain).
Well of Cultural Interest (BIC), it is a national historical-artistic monument since 1995.

The Goya gas station is a building located on Cadena Eleta street, in front of the Florida park, next to the gardens of the New Cathedral of Vitoria (Alava, Spain).
It is a rationalist construction of remarkable horizontal development consisting of two floors. The ground floor, open, attached to pillars, has a large access canopy made of concrete. The upper floor, closed, has windows with metal assembly. Finish the balustrade construction that runs along the perimeter of the building.
On November 22, 1994, the Minister of Culture of the Basque Country named the building as cultural, with the category of Monument in the General Inventory of the Basque Cultural Heritage.

The convent of San Antonio, whose true dedication is from La Purísima Concepción, is located in the Plaza General Loma de Vitoria (Alava, Spain). Building built in the seventeenth century in classic Baroque style, it is inhabited by a community of Clarisas nuns, operating the church as a regular worship parish.

The church of San Pedro Apóstol is a 14th century Gothic temple located in the Casco Viejo, between the streets Herrería and Siervas de Jesús, in the city of Vitoria (Álava, Basque Country, Spain). For the purity of its interior architecture and its sculptural wealth, it is considered one of the most beautiful Gothic temples in northern Spain.
Currently, it is considered as BIC (Cultural Interest Property), being declared a historical-artistic monument belonging to the National Artistic Treasury by decree of June 3, 1931.

The convent of Santa Cruz is located between the streets Pintorería, San Vicente de Paúl and Cantón de Santa María, within the historic center of Vitoria (Spain). Its architecture has Gothic-Renaissance characteristics and since its founding in the 16th century it is inhabited without interruption by a community of closing Dominican nuns, being the oldest preserved Vitorian monastery with religious life.

The Church of San Vicente Mártir is a Catholic temple located in the Old Town of the city of Vitoria, (Álava, Basque Country, Spain). Built between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, its predominant style is Gothic, already bourgeois to the Renaissance.

Montehermoso Palace is a building that originated in the 16th century, although it is very renovated, located in the city of Vitoria-Gasteiz (Álava, Basque Country, Spain), specifically in the highest and oldest part of the city, in the area known as El Campillo. Historically it has had several uses, the penultimate being to serve as an episcopal seat. At present, after a deep remodeling and the expansion of its surface by means of the annexation of the Old Water Deposit of Vitoria, the building opened in 1997 as Cultural Center Montehermoso Kulturunea, oriented to contemporary art and culture.

The Church of Carmen is a Catholic temple integrated in the Convent of the Discalced Carmelite Fathers of Vitoria (Álava, Basque Country, Spain). Built in modern neoclassical style and consecrated in 1900, it is located on Manuel Iradier street in the capital of Alava.

The Fournier Museum of Cards of Álava (in Basque Arabako Fournier Karta Museoa) is a museum dedicated to the conservation, evaluation, study and exhibition of cards, from all over the world and of all times, with the purpose of serving the public interest and of researchers, scholars and collectors.
The museum was founded by Félix Alfaro Fournier and is located in the Palacio de Bendaña in the medieval town of Vitoria (Álava). Its collection shows the evolution of the manufacture and theme of the cards in different countries (although Spanish cards predominate) and includes cards from the fifteenth century, on topics that cover history, art, mythology, divination, music, eroticism and bullfighting.
Together with the adjacent building of the Archeology Museum, the work of Patxi Mangado, winner of the 14th European Copper Architecture Prize (2009), they form the BIBAT museum complex.

Euskal Herriko Nekazarien Elkartasuna (in Spanish: Solidaridad de Campesinos de Euskal Herria), in an acronym EHNE, is an agricultural union of the Basque Country and Navarra, Spain.
It is currently the sum of 4 federal provincial unions: EHNE of Vizcaya, Guipúzcoa and Navarra, and the Agroganadera de Álava Union (UAGA) of Álava.