Things to do in San Sebastián
San Sebastián’s beaches: La Concha, Ondarreta and La Zurriola
Discover San Sebastián’s beaches and the small bay hugging Santa Clara Island: four spectacular sandy stretches with something for everyone.
Aiete Palace: a royal summer residence
The magnificent, neo-classical Aiete Palace is located in 235 hectares of lush grounds, and served as a summer residence to the Spanish monarchs Isabel II, Alfonso XII and Alfonso XIII; as well as dictator General Franco during the autocracy.
San Sebastián’s old town: the heart of the Basque capital
San Sebastián’s old town was the birthplace of the Basque capital. Today, it’s a tourist hotspot.
Eureka! Science Museum
At Eureka! Science Museum in San Sebastián, you can actually touch science thanks to the 178 interactive panels you will find along your way.
Tamborrada of San Sebastián: a fervent, celebratory drum festival
Young and old march together to the thunderous beat of drums during the Tamborrada of San Sebastián, a festival steeped in tradition in honour of the city’s patron saint – St Sebastian.
The Sanctuary of Loyola: a place of worship in the Urola Valley
The impressive Sanctuary of Loyola is nestled in an idyllic valley and was built around the birthplace of St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits.
Monte Igueldo amusement park: guaranteed fun
Visit San Sebastián’s hilltop vintage amusement park and enjoy a guaranteed fun day out for all the family.
What to see in Gipuzkoa: pretty towns, beaches and hiking trails
There is plenty to see and do in Gipuzkoa. Visit monuments, enchanting towns, spectacular beaches and enjoy getting out and about on hiking trails.
Holidaying in Bayonne: French Basque art and cuisine
Visiting Bayonne is all about taking in the charms of the Basque country with a French twist, exquisite cuisine and clever architecture.
Hendaye: delve into its history
Hendaye is one of the best places you can visit if you’re looking for a short break near to the Basque Country. Enjoy its beaches and excellent cuisine