サンセバスティアヌスのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

サン・ビセンテ教会は、サン・セバスティアンの旧市街にあり、この街で最も古い教会とされています。16世紀初頭に、石切り場の親方であるミゲル・デ・サンタ・セレライとフアン・デ・ウルーティアの指揮のもと、バスク・ゴシック様式で建てられました。 建物は長方形の平面を持ち、身廊と2つの側廊があります。そのバラ窓と尖頭アーチは驚くほど美しく、旧市街を訪れる人々の注目を集めています。 内部は質素ですが、驚くほどで、静寂の感覚を与えます。その宝物の中でも、彫刻家アンブロシオ・デ・ベンゴエチェアによって作られた聖歌隊席の祭壇画に言及したいと思います。 出典: https://tourism.euskadi.eus/en/cultural-heritage/church-of-san-vicente/webtur00-content/en/

Beautiful views from the Zalaparta viewpoint

The path branches off from the main trail and is unfortunately now completely overgrown.

The Plaza de la Constitución (Constitution Square) is located in the heart of the old town and has been one of the most important points in the city of San Sebastián for centuries. It was once the site of the Town Hall (the building is now the central municipal library) and was an important meeting place for locals for many festive occasions. Today, however, the square is still the centre of many events and celebrations. Every year, the municipal flag is raised from the balcony of the former Town Hall to officially open the San Sebastián Festival Week. In addition, many of the city's important cultural shows and activities are organised here. Visitors are always amazed to see that all the balconies facing the square are numbered. This is because in the past, this square was also used as a bullring and visitors found their seats using the numbers.

One of San Sebastián's three city beaches, Zurriola is a stunning stretch of coastline surrounded by picturesque mountains. A well-equipped promenade full of amenities elegantly separates the beach from the adjacent residential areas, offering a tranquil retreat for those seeking the perfect beach holiday.

From this highpoint you get a fantastic view of Zurriola Beach. This is a great spot to snap a photo of the crescent shaped, sandy beach and resorts below.

From this spot you get a truly amazing view to the mouth of the dramatic Pasaiako bokalea, or the mouth of Pasaia Bay, is a natural harbor located in the Basque Country of northern Spain. Flanked by the towns of Pasai San Pedro and Pasai Donibane, it serves as the entrance to one of the region's most significant ports. The bay is renowned for its picturesque setting, with steep hillsides and traditional Basque architecture lining its shores.

Ondarreta is the least famous of the 3 city beaches and for the same reason it is also the quietest beach during the high season. This makes it perfect for children and those looking for peace and quiet.