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Long linear park along the Irutxule pasealekua promenade, overlooking the beach, with lawns, trees providing shade, benches, water fountains, restrooms, and monuments. One of the statues is tribute of gratitude from the people of San Sebastián to Queen Maria Cristina of Habsburg, that was attacked and restored during the Spanish Civil war.

A place where the sea and wind battle in a frenzy, and you meet the rocks. Where nature and art merge and seem to become one. And the placement of the sculptures makes it seem as if they emerge from the rock itself, as if they were a part of it.

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Beautiful promenade with many cafes and ice cream shops

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Mount San Anton is also called the rat or mouse of Getaria because of its shape. The characteristic vegetation has been preserved. Source Wikipedia

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The Comb of the Wind is a set of three steel sculptures by Eduardo Chillida, weighing more than 9 tons each, which is located where the city ends and the sea begins, where the waves hug the steep cliffs of Monte Igeldo.

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Beautiful, delicate metal works of art right next to the rushing and foaming sea.

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One of the most beautiful cities in the world.

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Take a walk through the Getaria mouse

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Getariko arratoiko leku zorragarria, oinez edo bizikletaz igo laiteke. A beautiful place where there are in the Raton de Getaria, you can only go up by bike or on foot, along the way there are various sculptures carved in sandstone by anonymous authors.

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Statue of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza

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Iconic contemporary art sculpture by the artist Eduardo Chillida composed of three steel structures embedded in the rocks and the ocean, creating a unique interaction between man, art and nature. The sound of the waves and the wind blowing through the structures adds an immersive element to the show.

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The mouse of Getaria is how Mount San Antón is popularly known. Currently you can climb to its top taking a nice walk. From it on a sunny day you will see magnificent views of the town and the Guipuzcoan coast.

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The Getaria mouse is one of the most famous images in all of Guipúzcoa. This point has served the inhabitants of Getaria as a vantage point from which to scan the sea in search of whales or enemy ships.

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Watchtower from which you can enjoy beautiful views of the Cantabrian coast, from Cabo Higer to Cabo Matxitxako. As well as the town of Getaria.

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A set of very special works of art in steel by Eduardo Chillida. The funniest are the holes in the floor through which the sea surf can spray out.

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The hike up Monte Urgull is highly recommended. It offers wonderful views of the city, beaches and lush vegetation. On the descent in a southerly direction, a café invites you to refresh yourself after a sweaty ascent.

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Urgull is a mountain in the city of San Sebastián in the Spanish Basque Country. It is mostly forested and forms the end of a promontory between La Concha Bay to the west and the mouth of the Urumea River to the east. In the north it falls directly into the Bay of Biscay, the port and old town are attached to its southern slope. Due to its location and the 12.5 meter high statue of Christ erected on its summit, it dominates the cityscape. Due to its strategic importance, a castle was built on the mountain as early as the 12th century, which was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt and adapted to military requirements. Today it is known as Castillo de la Mota. In 1924 a military cemetery was inaugurated on the northern slope of the mountain for the British soldiers who fell in battle for the fortress in 1813 during the Napoleonic Wars. In the meantime, the Urgull has become a popular destination. (Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urgull)

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The Peine del Viento (Spanish for 'comb of wind') is an ensemble of sculptures by Eduardo Chillida based on the architectural work of the Basque architect Luis Peña Ganchegui. The three steel sculptures are embedded in the rocks above the water at the western end of La Concha Bay in San Sebastián and are even washed around by higher waves. The three parts, each weighing ten tons, were approached by helicopter. Rails were built over the water on site, on which the “combs” were brought into the correct position and anchored in 1977. Source (abbreviated): Wikipedia

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An exceptional view of the city of San Sebastián and the ocean. A good starting point for locating places before visiting the city.

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