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Pintxos, beaches, and Basque beauty — San Sebastián, nestled on Spain's northern coast, is a culinary paradise and a stunningly beautiful city. Its crescent-shaped bay, elegant Belle Époque architecture, and world-renowned food scene make it an unforgettable destination.
A cinematic tour of the top sights, food and local tips. Get your own AI voice guide and a trip planned just for you in the Tripmi app.
One of Europe's most beautiful urban beaches, perfect for swimming and sunbathing with its gentle waves and golden sand.
The historic heart of the city, a maze of narrow streets packed with pintxos bars, traditional shops, and lively plazas.
Ride the historic funicular to the summit for breathtaking panoramic views of the bay and the city.
Explore Basque culture, history, and art in this beautifully restored convent, showcasing fascinating exhibits.
An iconic modern architectural complex hosting concerts, exhibitions, and the city's famous film festival.
A popular spot for surfers and sunbathers, located on the eastern side of the Urumea River mouth.
A highly-regarded restaurant offering refined Basque cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood and seasonal ingredients.
Famous for its innovative pintxos, offering a modern and artistic take on traditional Basque flavors.
Renowned for its legendary burnt cheesecake (tarta de queso), a must-try for any visitor.
A hip and vibrant neighborhood known for its surf culture, trendy bars, and excellent pintxos scene.
A beautiful park facing the bay, featuring manicured gardens and views of the City Hall.
The main square of the Old Town, once the city's bullring, now a lively hub with arcaded buildings.
A former tobacco factory transformed into a contemporary culture center with exhibitions, workshops, and a rooftop bar.
A bustling market offering fresh local produce, seafood, meats, and cheeses – perfect for sampling local flavors.
Eduardo Chillida's iconic sculptures integrated into the rocky coastline, offering dramatic views and a unique artistic experience.
Hop between bars in the Old Town, sampling a variety of small, delicious Basque tapas.
Enjoy stunning views of the bay and the city from this historic hill, complete with a castle and WWII bunker.
Spend a day soaking up the sun, swimming in the calm waters, or strolling along the iconic promenade.
Learn the secrets of Basque cuisine, from pintxos to traditional seafood dishes.
Wander through the charming narrow streets, discover hidden plazas, and soak in the historic atmosphere.
Experience the vibrant bar scene in the Gros neighborhood, known for its lively atmosphere and diverse options.
Perfect for foodies and history buffs, offering a dense concentration of pintxos bars and historic sights.
Ideal for surfers, young travelers, and those seeking a hip, energetic vibe with great bars and beaches.
Suits shoppers and sightseers looking for Belle Époque architecture, elegant boutiques, and easy access to La Concha.
A more residential and relaxed area, great for families or those wanting a quieter stay near Ondarreta beach.
The quintessential pintxo: an olive, anchovy, and pickled chili pepper skewered together.
A thick-cut, bone-in rib steak, grilled to perfection and often served rare.
Salt cod cooked in olive oil with garlic and chili, emulsifying into a rich sauce.
Goose barnacles, a delicacy harvested from dangerous coastal waters, known for their unique, intense sea flavor.
A hearty tuna and potato stew, traditionally made by fishermen.
A creamy, often slightly burnt Basque cheesecake, a perfect end to any meal.
A charming, colorful fishing town with a well-preserved old quarter, about a 30-minute drive or bus ride away.
A popular surfing destination with a beautiful long beach and a famous Basque culinary school, reachable in about 20 minutes by train.
Home to the iconic Guggenheim Museum, this vibrant city is about a 1-hour drive or train journey.
San Sebastian is pure magic. We spent days wandering through the old town, indulging in pintxos at every bar – the gambas al ajillo at Bar Txepetxa were unforgettable. The La Concha beach is as beautiful as the postcards show.
Absolutely loved San Sebastian! The food scene is incredible; don't miss the burnt cheesecake at La Viña. We also hiked up Monte Urgull for breathtaking views of the bay and the city. A culinary paradise!
San Sebastian is a beautiful city with a stunning coastline. The pintxos were a highlight, although some bars were very crowded. We enjoyed a peaceful walk along Ondarreta beach and the aquarium was surprisingly good. Would definitely return for the food!
What a gem! San Sebastian exceeded all expectations. The variety and quality of pintxos are unmatched. We particularly enjoyed exploring the markets and the elegant architecture. The atmosphere by the port is so lively.
San Sebastian stole my heart. The beaches are pristine, and the food is out of this world. We had an amazing seafood lunch with ocean views near the Peine del Viento. Highly recommend a stroll through the Parte Vieja at dusk.
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