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The Tinkers Parade takes place the first Saturday of February and is a prelude to the town's carnival. It celebrates the arrival of the Hungarian tinkers, and is lead by a bear, representing the animals from Basque carnival myt... more
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What today is called the "Muralla del Puerto" (Port Wall) is what remains of the wall that encircled the city on three sides from the 16th century until it was mostly demolished in 1863. Here in this remaining piece situated on... more
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The Palacio de Justicia court building is monumental in design and is an intrinsic part of the Ensanche area, the zone just outside the old walls of San Sebastián where the city first grew. This is also where you will find most... more
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The city's Council Building was designed by Silvestre Pérez in 1819, but the work was delayed and didn't start until 1829. It was finally completed in 1832. The present library is a magnificent building made of masonry stone, l... more
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Work on this church was begun in 1508, and the sacristy was added in 1620. The church has three naves, the central of which is the widest and ends in a straight apse. The ceiling has cross-rib vaults supported by cylindrical co... more
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San Vicente Church is the city's oldest standing monument, having withstood all the historic upheaval that has destroyed San Sebastian on various occasions. Construction on this church began either the late 15th century or the... more
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Looking for a bit of excitement of the creepy crawly kind? Or are you always boasting that horror movies never scare you? Then make your way to the San Sebastian Horror and Fantasy Film Festival. Originally organized by the San... more
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Situated between Hondarribia and Pasaia, Mount Jaizkibel runs parallel to the coast, burying itself in the sea and forming spectacular cliffs. The mountain top is of interest for the various ancient and newer monuments situated... more
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This is one of the interesting buildings in the so-called "rational style" of San Sebastián, built in 1930 by the architect Arzadun. It is particularly noteworthy for its location, next to the river, which means it is surrounde... more
San Sebastian Travel Experiences
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Four days of sunshine and warmth in San Sebastian...
After our wonderfully exhausting visit in Pamplona we returned our rental car and hopped on a bus to San Sebastian which is just about on... Continue reading »
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UGHHHH Backtracking
UGHHHH Backtracking is sooooooooooooo annoying. 24 freaking hours on the stupid train!!!!! And the train was soooo co... Continue reading »
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St. Jean Pied-de-Port, France
After 2-hour flight from London Stansted, I arrived in Biarritz Airport, where I took a bus into Bayonne for my train to St. Jean Pi... Continue reading »
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Loyola y San Sebastián
La segunda excursión fue por la provincia de Guipuzcoa: La primera parada: Loyola, tierra de santo y lugar de peregrinación.... Continue reading »
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San Sebastian
San Sebastian, well its taken me a long time to get my act together and write the rest of my blogs for Spain and the UK but here goes, Sa... Continue reading »
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Popular San Sebastian Hotels
- Prestige Sant Marc
- Eden Roc Hotel
- Villa Soro
- Melia Cala D Or
- Van Der Valk Hotel Barcarola
- Adore Plaza
- Sercotel Emporda
- Prestige Victoria
- Le Belvedere
- Platja Dorada Hotel Mallorca Island
Popular San Sebastian Things to Do
- Tinkers Parade
- Muralla del Puerto
- Palacio de Justicia
- Biblioteca Municipal de Bidebarrieta
- Santa MarÃa del Junkal
- Iglesia de San Vicente
- San Sebastian Horror & Fantasy Film Festival
- Donostia - The San Sebastian International Film Festival
- Monte Jaizkibel
- Edificio de La Equitativa
