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San Sebastian, Spain
The Pearl of the Cantabrian SeaOn the Bay of Biscay, San Sebastian blends seaside elegance, Basque culture, and renowned gastronomy. With its spectacular bay, relaxed atmosphere, and pintxos, the city embodies the lifestyle of northern Spain.

Cathedral of the Good Shepherd
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Viewpoint from La Concha Beach
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San Sebastian Carousel
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City Hall
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San Sebastian Port
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Aquarium
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Paseo Nuevo
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Construcción Vacía
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Mont Urgull
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Festivals in San Sebastian
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Mota Castle
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View of La Concha Bay
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Basilica of Saint Mary of the Chorus
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Calle 31 de Agosto
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Saint Vincent Church
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San Telmo Museum
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Constitution Square
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La Bretxa Market
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Monument to the Tamborrero
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Victoria Eugenia Theatre
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View of the Gros District
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Conference Centre
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Zurriola Beach
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San Ignacio de Loyola Church
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Gros District
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Advice
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View of the Maria Cristina Bridge
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Jan.
10°
Feb.
10°
March
12°
April
13°
May
16°
June
20°
July
23°
Aug.
24°
Sept.
22°
Oct.
18°
Nov.
14°
Dec.
11°
The best times to visit San Sebastian are spring, summer, and the month of September. The warmest months are July and August, with average temperatures ranging from 19 to 24°C. If you're hoping to enjoy the beach, June, July, and August are the ideal months to go. January and December are the coldest and wettest months, with temperatures ranging between 8 and 12°C.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audioguide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point: The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd
Buen Pastor Parking : San Bartolome Kalea, 1 San Sebastian may be a small city, but the large number of visitors, especially during the summer months, can make traffic and parking in the city centre quite challenging. It's strongly recommended to rely instead on public transport. The best option is to leave your car in a park-and-ride on the outskirts and take public transport into the centre. It’s free and spares you the hassle of navigating the narrow streets. If you want to get closer to the heart of the city, paid car parks are your best bet. They’re more expensive than on-street parking, but far more convenient. Street parking is limited, comes with a fee, and many spots are reserved for residents or specific vehicles. Be very careful about where you park, the rates, and time limits. Don’t forget to pay at the parking meter!
Please note: this tour takes you to the top of Mount Urgull. The view from up there is breathtaking, but make sure to wear proper footwear — the paths are steep and set in natural terrain! Access to Mount Urgull is free, but it’s subject to opening hours. Don’t forget to check the hours before your visit — otherwise, you might miss out on some great discoveries!
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