Victoria Eugenia Theater

Uncover San Sebastián’s hidden gems on this unforgettable walking tour! Begin at the historic border of the Old and New Towns, exploring 19th-century city walls and the lively streets of the Old Town, home to two majestic cathedrals and vibrant pintxo bars. Continue into the city’s elegant early 20th-century expansion, inspired by Queen María Cristina, and admire landmarks like the Hotel de Londres, María Cristina Hotel, and Buen Pastor Cathedral, as well as cultural treasures like the Tabakalera Museum and Victoria Eugenia Auditorium. End your journey with a pintxo round in the Old Town—a perfect mix of history, culture, and local flavors! (Not included in the bilingual medium sized option)

San Sebastián is a cyclist’s dream, offering the perfect blend of accessibility and stunning scenery. Like the locals do, you’ll explore the city end to end on two wheels, visiting iconic landmarks and uncovering hidden gems along the way. Starting in the heart of downtown, this must-do bike tour takes you through three breathtaking beaches—Ondarreta, La Concha, and Zurriola. At the western edge of Ondarreta Beach, you’ll marvel at the iconic Comb of the Wind sculpture, a masterpiece that brings together art and nature. From there, follow the legacy of Spanish Queen María Cristina, admiring the elegant Belle Époque architecture she inspired during her reign in the late 19th century. Finally, reach the eastern end of Zurriola Beach, where the Dove of Peace stands as a symbol of harmony. This tour combines the best of San Sebastián’s scenic beauty, rich history, and cultural landmarks, making it an unforgettable and easy way to experience the city.

Welcome to the heart of elegance and charm in San Sebastián or Donostia to the Basque locals. The spirit of the city reveals itself leading you through time to the France of the 19th century or the splendor of the Belle Époque. And let's not forget the gastronomic delights awaiting you! Indulge in Pintxo Pote - a Basque version of happy hour, or try the traditional apple cider. What makes exploring San Sebastián such a delight, is the city's walkability ensuring your adventure to unfold seamlessly. So dear explorer, discover the city with this self-guided audio walking guide and at your own pace. Start at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, where you can hear the history of the city and get info about the tour in general. If you start somewhere else, listen to the content of this stop to get well introduced. You'll get access to the content right after you buy the tour, so you can easily plan where to go. Remember, you decide in which order you want to unlock the stories of San Sebastián. Happy exploring!

You'll start in a family owned business and historic Pintxos bar from 1942 in which you will learn how to pour Basque Natural cider and try premium 100% Iberian Ham. You will enjoy a freshly caught Oyster opened right in front of you. We'll take you to the heart of Gross, a young and vibrant neighbourhood to a lively Pintxos gastro pub to try their iconic croquette. After that, we will head to a high-end wine bar to try two exclusive glasses of wine. One Txakoli (white) , one Rioja (Red). You will learn about Basque Country wines. We will end the tour in the old town in a classic Basque restaurant known for their high-end Pintxos and its "Torrija". As with all our tours, there's our delicious Secret Dish.

Meet San Sebastian's most interesting spots by walking across its historic area. Join your local guide on a walking tour and do not miss any of the secrets that this emblematic city hides. Learn every detail of its ancient buildings and its people. Depart from the border of Old and New Towns, where the 19th-century city walls were built. Be taken through the serpentine Old Town streets, visiting the two main churches and the pintxo streets. Later on, observe the expansion of the city during the early 20th century. Gaze at the influence of the Spanish Queen Maria Cristina in the construction of many of San Sebastian's most characteristic buildings, such as Hotel de Londres and Maria Cristina, the Buen Pastor Cathedral and Victoria Eugenia Auditorium. Finally get access to the Aquarium to enjoy the marine experience of both living sea creatures and ancient skeletons.