Maritime route

he sea is the star of this route which begins at Monpas point, in the shadow of Mount Ulia, and ends at the foot of Mount Igeldo. Around six kilometres in length right along the shore, passing by San Sebastián’s three beaches. La Zurriola, La Concha and Ondarreta, as it makes its way along the coastal “Camino de Santiago”.

Parte Vieja (Old Town)

Parte Vieja (Old Town) is the city’s most authentic neighbourhood, the place where, an area where you can find a Gothic church and a Baroque basilica only a few meters apart, alongside a square that was once a bull ring (hence the many balconies), narrow streets full of atmosphere or the “baserritarras” selling the best vegetables in the city.

A walk around Woody Allen's San Sebastian

Revisit the scenes in Rifkin’s Festival on an interactive walking tour that hits some of the city’s most iconic spots, by visiting 10 key points.

Urumea River

A walk along the river is always lovely! The walk along the banks of the Urumea is flat and easy, the area usually cooled by a gentle breeze; the walk runs alongside stately buildings, and the sound of flowing water accompanies your every step… The banks of the Urumea are a popular walk for many San Sebastián locals and visitors alike.

Discovering Cristina Enea Park

The Cristina Enea Park conceals a beautiful story featuring its former owners Fermín and Cristina, Duke and Duchess of Mandas. This influential couple formed part of the bourgeoisie of San Sebastian at the end of the 19th century and Cristina Enea, their beloved summer estate, became one of the most admired and visited properties due to its design and beautiful landscape.