Top landmarks and beaches in San Sebastian

This protected bay features white sand and clear waters, surrounded by mountains and the city promenade.

This hill contains a 12th century fortress, a local history museum and observation points facing the ocean.

Medieval neighborhood filled with narrow streets, traditional pintxos bars, restaurants and independent retail stores dating from 1813.

Hilltop amusement park accessed by a funicular railway.

Marine research center housing regional and international sea species in large tanks alongside exhibits about ocean conservation.

Three metal sculptures anchored to rocks face the Cantabrian Sea at the western end of La Concha Bay.

Museum of Basque society and culture housed in a 16th century Dominican monastery near Monte Urgull.

This coastal stretch along the Bay of Biscay offers consistent waves throughout the year for surfing and water sports.

A 600-meter sandy beach located near Monte Igueldo, offering swimming areas with mild waves and good facilities.

Royal residence built in 1893 on Monte Igueldo hill, now hosting summer courses and cultural exhibitions.

The 18th century Baroque church displays ornate stone carvings on its facade and houses notable religious artworks inside.

This historic square marks the heart of San Sebastian's old quarter, with numbered balconies from its former bullfighting arena days.

Contemporary culture center housed in a former tobacco factory. It includes exhibition spaces, cinema, and creative residencies.

Public gardens near the City Hall, known for its carousel and tamarisk trees along the promenade.

Neo-Gothic cathedral built in 1897, known for its tall spire and stained-glass windows.

Historical fortress situated on top of Monte Urgull, offering panoramic views and outdoor exhibits.

Interactive museum with planetarium, astronomical observatory, and science demonstrations.

Museum showcasing works by sculptor Eduardo Chillida, set in a traditional Basque farmhouse with large grounds.

Green space located behind Ondarreta Beach, perfect for walking and picnics.

Conference center with modern architecture, housing cultural events, concerts, and film festivals.

Scenic path along the hillside with views over Zurriola Beach and the city.

Ornate stone bridge across the River Urumea, completed in 1905 and featuring four monumental obelisks.

Historic theatre completed in 1912, hosting performances and located near the Hotel Maria Cristina.

An urban park originally created as a gift from the Duke of Mandas to his wife, thriving with local wildlife.