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San Juan de Gaztelugatxe has exploded in popularity over the last few years thanks to the island’s incorporation in the hit series Game of Thrones. But whether you’re a Game of Thrones fan or not, the uniqueness of this special island will take your breath away. The island is located in Bizkaia (Biscay) between the … Read more
San Sebastian is without doubt the food capital of Europe. It’s a foodie’s heaven with everything from a unique pintxo culture, some of the freshest seafood around, famous sideria (cider house) menus, fresh food markets and not to mention the 19 Michelin stars in the city! But with all these options, it can become quite … Read more
A fairly small, compact city, San Sebastian is easy to get around on foot. But for those who prefer a quick mode of transport, electing for a two-wheeled option is a good idea. If you’re staying in one of the districts on the fringes of the city, having a bicycle to hand to quickly nip … Read more
Txakoli wine, pronounced (chah-kuh-lee), is fast becoming one of the Basque Country’s greatest ambassadors for the region’s excellence in food and drink. However, it wasn’t always like that. Not so long ago, the local wine was considered acidic, boring and even tasteless. But the wine has seen a growth in popularity thanks to its presence … Read more
It goes without saying that San Sebastian is a great destination for adults. It’s a foodie’s heaven, famous for some of the best food on the planet. It’s a beautiful city with plenty of pretty sights. It has an interesting history to learn about. And there are lots of cultural activities taking place throughout the … Read more
San Sebastian is undoubtedly the capital of Europe when it comes to food! It’s a foodie’s heaven with a unique pintxo culture, some of the freshest seafood around and the famous siderias (cider houses). Famously, there are also 19 Michelin stars within a 25km radius of the city. There’s no place in Europe with a … Read more
The main centre of San Sebastian and Área Romántica (Romantic area) emerged from the mid 19th century. As San Sebastian started to gain fame after Queen Isabel II decided to spend her summers in Donostia, there was a need to expand to accommodate the new influx of tourists and aristocrats. In 1863, it was therefore … Read more
The Miramar Palace stands prominently on the San Sebastian coastline between Ondarreta Beach and La Concha Beach. It’s the first thing your eyes are drawn to as you look towards the city from the La Concha Bay. Whilst it has a prominent location, it’s actually one of the best spots in the city to get … Read more
Circulating Monte Urgull, Paseo Nuevo (The New Promenade) is one of San Sebastian’s finest walkways. Starting at the San Sebastian Aquarium, it’ll take you around 40 minutes to work all the way around the promenade to the Zurriola Bridge and Kursaal. The whole time you have views of the horizon over the Cantabrian Sea. It’s … Read more
If you’re thinking of a trip to San Sebastian, there are a few things worth knowing about the city before you start planning. But once you’re committed to making the trip over, the first thing you need to decide is when you’re going to come. Each season and month has its own pros and cons. … Read more
