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Whether you live in the city or fancy a getaway, San Sebastián always has something new to offer. Bathed by the Bay of La Concha, considered one of the most beautiful in Europe, the food capital of Guipúzcoa blends urban beaches, a charming old town and cuisine that's a world-class benchmark.
Even if you already know them by sight, these key spots in the city are always worth another visit. From the perfect curve of La Concha beach to the lanes of the Parte Vieja, these are places that never lose their appeal, whether you're showing them to a visitor or rediscovering them yourself.
Considered one of the most beautiful urban beaches in Europe, La Concha Beach forms an almost perfect bay sheltered by Mount Igueldo and Mount Urgull, with fine sand and calm waters all year round.
Its seafront promenade, with its iconic white wrought-iron railing, is one of the most photographed spots in the city, perfect for a stroll in any season.
Rebuilt after the 1813 fire, the Parte Vieja is San Sebastián's historic and gastronomic heart, with narrow streets packed with pintxo bars considered among the best in Spain.
Wandering through it at aperitif time, hopping from bar to bar to try different specialities, is one of the most authentic experiences any visitor can have in the city.
This hill, accessible via a century-old funicular opened in 1912, offers the most complete panoramic views over the Bay of La Concha, the city and the Basque coast all the way to France on clear days.
At its summit you'll also find an amusement park with over a century of history, blending nature, views and a touch of family nostalgia.
At the opposite end of the bay, Mount Urgull is home to La Mota Castle and the statue of the Sacred Heart, with tree-lined trails winding between the remains of old military fortifications.
Climbing to the top, free and on foot, offers spectacular views over the fishing harbour and the whole bay, especially beautiful at sunset.
This sculpture by Eduardo Chillida, located at the western end of the bay where the sea crashes against the rocks, is one of the most recognised works of urban art in Spain, fully integrated into the landscape.
Its wrought-iron shapes, placed to "comb" the wind and the waves, create a unique natural spectacle, especially impressive on rough sea days.
Located right in the heart of the Parte Vieja, this 18th-century baroque basilica stands out for its elaborate stone façade, considered one of the masterpieces of Basque baroque.
Its interior, more sober than its exterior, houses the image of the Virgin of the Choir, patron saint of the city, deeply venerated by locals.
Located right in the centre of the Bay of La Concha, this small island is a perfect destination for a half-day trip, with a lighthouse, trails and a beach for swimming in summer.
Accessible by small boats from the harbour, it offers a unique perspective of the city from the water, with the full curve of the bay unfolding around it.
Designed by architect Rafael Moneo, this congress centre and auditorium shaped like two translucent glass cubes is one of the city's most distinctive contemporary buildings, located at the mouth of the Urumea river.
Home to the San Sebastián International Film Festival, its night-time lighting makes it a visual landmark quite different from the rest of the old town.
Funbooker hand-picks experiences for people who already know the city and want something different for the weekend, or simply want to surprise a visitor. Ideas for rediscovering San Sebastián from another angle.
Discover the city's flavours through a food tour with stops at selected bars and venues, tasting top-notch pintxos and Basque specialities in the Parte Vieja.
The route blends food with history and fun facts about the neighbourhoods it passes through, a highly rated activity for discovering the food capital of Guipúzcoa like a local.
Leave the city to discover an authentic Basque farm, getting an up-close look at the region's farming and livestock traditions before enjoying a full meal at a local cider house.
A perfect way to combine nature, rural culture and food in a single outing from San Sebastián.
Discover the "txotx" ritual, where cider is poured straight from the kupela (barrel), at an authentic Basque cider house accompanied by a full traditional meal.
A food and cultural experience deeply rooted in the Basque Country, perfect for understanding why cider is so much more than a drink in this region.
Ride through the green landscapes of the Basque Country on horseback, discovering a rural setting very different from the Donostia coastline, with a guide included for all experience levels.
A perfect activity for anyone looking to disconnect from the city and enjoy Basque nature from a different perspective.
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