First stop: Drummer man statue represents the most important tradition in San Sebastián.

The Kiosko is one of the most iconic places in the Old Town.

The City Hall is an impressive Neoclassical building steeped in fascinating history, offering valuable insight into the complexity of the Basque political system.

La Concha Beach is widely regarded as the most beautiful beach in Spain, and its fame is partly due to the fact that several Spanish queens spent their summers here.

The statue of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza provides the perfect opportunity to appreciate the worldwide significance of this Spanish novel.

The Cathedral of "el Buen Pastor" (the Good Shepherd) is just as beautiful inside as it is outside. Built in the Neo-Gothic style, it houses the largest organ in Europe, and inside you’ll hear the story of the saint after whom San Sebastián is named.

Gipuzkoa Plaza is a tropical oasis in the heart of the city, where several highly significant historical events took place during the 20th century.

Constitution Square is the heart of San Sebastián’s Old Town and holds a secret that will fascinate you.

31 August Street is the only street to survive the city’s greatest catastrophe, and it is home to San Sebastián’s oldest buildings—as well as its most historic restaurants.

The Basilica of Our Lady of the Chorus is one of the oldest buildings in the city and stands at the heart of San Sebastián’s Old Town.

Final stop at the best viewpoint over San Sebastián’s harbour, offering breathtaking views across the entire bay.