We will find ourselves in front of an imposing neoclassical building located in the heart of the city. Built in the late 19th century, it stands out for its majestic architecture with ornamental details. It functions as the administrative center of the city and is a symbol of both municipal management and the architectural heritage of San Sebastian.

We will begin our journey on the iconic Playa de la Concha, not only as a beautiful setting, but as the place where the city has experienced much of its historical evolution. We will immerse you in the history of this iconic place, exploring how the beach has witnessed significant changes over the years, from its origins to becoming an international symbol.

We will head towards the imposing Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, a place that not only represents the spirituality of Saint Sebastian, but also a historical landmark that traces its roots. We will explore how the cathedral has been a silent witness to the changes in the city and how it has influenced its development.

We will continue our journey to the city’s best-known bridges, where engineering history is intertwined with urban history. From Maria Cristina Bridge to Santa Catalina Bridge, we will discover how these structures have connected the city over time, contributing to its identity and development.

The Boulevard de Donostia, located in the heart of the city, is a bustling pedestrian avenue flanked by elegant buildings, fashion shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. It is an ideal place to stroll, shop, enjoy local cuisine and absorb the lively atmosphere of Donostia.

A charming public space located in the old town of the city. Surrounded by picturesque Baroque-style buildings, the square is known for its history and lively atmosphere. It is a popular place to relax, have a drink on the terraces of nearby bars and enjoy the Donostrian atmosphere.

Located in the old town of San Sebastian, it is an impressive Baroque style church built in the 18th century. It stands out for its imposing neoclassical facade and its richly decorated interior with religious artwork and ornate architectural details. The basilica houses the image of the Virgin of the Choir, patron saint of the city, and is an important place of devotion and pilgrimage. Its elevated location offers panoramic views of the city and the sea, making it a point of interest both spiritually and touristically.

We will immerse ourselves in the narrow streets of the Old Town, where history comes alive through local architecture and traditions. We will explore how this district has evolved from its origins, being a historic and commercial center, to become a lively meeting point. To cap off this unique experience, we’ll give you the opportunity to savour a complimentary Pintxo in one of the traditional bars in the Old Town. This small bite is not only a delicious sample of local cuisine, but also an example of how culinary traditions have endured over the years, forming an integral part of San Sebastian’s identity.