San Sebastian

A striking modern building designed by architect Rafael Moneo, featuring two translucent cubes that look like stranded rocks at the mouth of the Urumea River. The main venue for the San Sebastian International Film Festival and other cultural events.

Category: Modern Architecture

One of the most beautiful urban beaches in Europe, with a perfectly scallop-shaped bay framed by mountains. The iconic white railing along the promenade is a symbol of the city. Offers spectacular views, especially at sunset.

Category: Natural Landmark

A historic hill overlooking the bay, topped with a 12th-century castle and a 12-meter statue of Christ. Offers panoramic views of the city, bay, and surrounding mountains. The hillsides contain numerous historical fortifications and monuments.

Category: Natural Landmark

The atmospheric Old Town filled with narrow streets housing the highest concentration of bars in the world, famous for pintxos (Basque tapas). The area between the foot of Monte Urgull and the Urumea River is the heart of traditional San Sebastian culture.

Category: Historic Quarter

A museum dedicated to Basque society housed in a 16th-century Dominican convent with a striking modern extension. Features collections spanning archaeology, ethnography, fine arts, photography, and history that tell the story of Basque culture from prehistory to the present day.

Category: Museum

Occupying a 19th-century villa declared Historical Heritage of San Sebastian, this boutique hotel offers elegant accommodations surrounded by gardens, just a 10-minute walk from Zurriola Beach.