20의 우수르빌가지 명소 & 주요 장소

장엄한 기둥이 있는 괴물 같은 것

A real cutie

boat crossing to the other side of the Camino de Santiago and public. This avoids a big detour, price 2.50 euros

The Kursaal Bridge, is a beautiful and futuristic bridge that connects the Central Boulevard of Donostia with the Zurriola street in the Gros district of San Sebastian. The bridge was built in 1915, but due to the continuous battering of the waves, its structure had to be modified just three years later. The bridge is supported by three central supports and two wall-breasts, and it spans four spans of the river. The futuristic and expressionist streetlights on the bridge add to its glamour and beauty, illuminating the Kursaal Palace, which has two turrets designed by Rafael Moneo that resemble stranded rocks, and the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, which has hosted important cultural events throughout San Sebastian's history. The Kursaal Bridge is the first of four bridges located in the estuary of the River Urumea, and it offers an incredibly beautiful promenade with stunning views of the surrounding areas. Despite its age, the bridge remains a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike, who enjoy strolling along its walkways and admiring its unique design and architecture.

by far the rudest and most unhelpful ferryman I have encountered on my travels

Although it has never been a palace, the Town Hall of San Sebastian has seen the passing of many crowned heads and important people. It was built in the gardens of Alderdi Eder in 1897 as a casino. Among those present at its inauguration was Maria Cristina of Austria, the Queen of Spain.

What a beautiful clean sandy beach, it was a dream to walk along. The beach of La Concha is in front of the center of the city of San Sebastián and is part of the Concha Bay. Both the beach and the bay owe their name to the similarity of their shape, that of a shell, very clearly visible from the air.

Behind the town hall there is a meaningful memorial to 400 victims of the Franco dictatorship. A steel sculpture in the shape of the shore of Donostia with holes in which passers-by can put flowers.