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How to get to Mugaritz<\/h1>\n <\/div>\n<\/article>\n
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Mugaritz is located in the dividing line of two Basque towns, Errenteria and Astigarraga. It is a tribute to the border (Muga, in Basque) and the oak (haritza) that for 200 years has watched this boundary, surrounded by nature.<\/p>\n

Chance brought Mugaritz to where it is currently located, but, over time, the border has defined our identity. Today, we feel comfortable in the boundaries, in those borders between the art and gastronomy, between the culinary world and science.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/artcile>\n\n\n

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Aldura Aldea, 20
20100 Errenteria
Gipuzkoa<\/h3>\n

If you will be using a GPS system, you may enter the following details:<\/p>\n