3 Days in San Sebastián
Day 1: Gems in the Old Quarter
In the morning go up Mount Urgull at the heart of the city to enjoy the only part of Donostia where you can see all three beaches, as well as the remains of the city wall and cannons, that hint at the city’s military past.
To round off the historical route, you can visit La Mota castle, the Casa de la Historia or the English Cemetery.
At lunch time go down to the Port and wander the streets of the Old Quarter enjoying the famous pintxos, miniature culinary delights, and markets including La Bretxa.
Head to Plaza de la Constitución, at the heart of the Old Quarter, to find out the reason behind its numbered balconies.
Time for lunch!
Donostia is known for its extensive and varied gastronomic options. Choose something ideal for your tastes and interests and the time of year you’re visiting us.
After lunch, there’s nothing better than a coffee on one of the terraces in Plaza Zuloaga where the San Telmo Museum keeps many of the secrets of Basque culture.
In the afternoon, a stroll around the Romantic quarter heading towards La Concha beach with its iconic railings for an unforgettable sunset.
Wind up the day in the Museo del Whisky pub, a piano-bar with one of the largest collections of whiskies in the world: more than 3,400 bottles.
For dinner…
What better way to end the day than by trying the best local products on one of our impressive terraces overlooking the Cantabrian Sea?
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