Donostias' beaches are one the most visited places in the city, specially the beach of La Concha, at San Sebastian's downtown. it is considered one of most beautiful beaches in Europe. At the northeast, there's Ondarreta beach, at Monte Igueldo's feet, where villas and gardens touch the sand. In the 1990s Zurriola Beach was opened, at  the right side of the river Urumea.

A labyrinth of narrow streets, ancient buildings, history and tradition the Parte Vieja -Old Quarter- of San Sebastian has a strong character, often rough, but solid and envoving, like basc people are. Pintxos bars, sidrerías, the San Telmo Museum, the Basilica de Santa María, the San Vicente church, the Plaza de la Constitucion ... the Old Quarter is a must if you visit San Sebastian. Enjoy!

The Parque de Cristina-Enea is the biggest in the city.  A gift to San Sebastian from the Duke of Mandas, the noble wanted the park to be opened for everyone during the day. There are many species of trees and flowers, being the main building a small Palace, the Cristina-Enea, basque style.

Spectacular architecture work in front of the Cantabrian Sea, the Kursaal is the San Sebastian cultural activity center. Inside its two translucent glass cubes many events take place throughout the year. From street level you'll get one of the best views of the city.

Held every year for 9 days in September, the film festival takes over the city. San Sebastian hosts good cinema, hollywood stars while cultural activities and exhibitions are organizad.