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San Sebastian is located in the North of Spain, in the Basque country (which inhabitants are the oldest nation of Europe), a region that is excellent for surfing. Its official name is Donostia-San Sebastián.
The town is well known for marvelous tapas and cuisine, which are delicious and have to be tasted! But also the beaches have gained popularity. The most important one is called La Concha, crowded during the days but lovely to stroll around in the evening. Right next to it is La Perla which also has delicious food, view and really good prices.
Apart from sunbathing and eating, San Sebastian offers some great bars and other party facilities, and it is renowed because of the architecture, with beautiful aristocratic houses and beautiful streets and squares.
San Sebastian is also the city that hosts the Cinema Festival of San Sebastian on september in which the Concha de Oro is given to the best film. Maybe is not so glamorous as Cannes is but a lot of renowed personalities from the cinema had come to San Sebastian for the competition.
And absolutely essential for a traveller in San Sebastian is to go to see the Peine del Mar (The Comb of the Wind) by Chillida, a beautiful sculpture placed in the rocks breaking the waves.
The town is well known for marvelous tapas and cuisine, which are delicious and have to be tasted! But also the beaches have gained popularity. The most important one is called La Concha, crowded during the days but lovely to stroll around in the evening. Right next to it is La Perla which also has delicious food, view and really good prices.
Apart from sunbathing and eating, San Sebastian offers some great bars and other party facilities, and it is renowed because of the architecture, with beautiful aristocratic houses and beautiful streets and squares.
San Sebastian is also the city that hosts the Cinema Festival of San Sebastian on september in which the Concha de Oro is given to the best film. Maybe is not so glamorous as Cannes is but a lot of renowed personalities from the cinema had come to San Sebastian for the competition.
And absolutely essential for a traveller in San Sebastian is to go to see the Peine del Mar (The Comb of the Wind) by Chillida, a beautiful sculpture placed in the rocks breaking the waves.
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Sep 23, 2007 – Sep 26, 2007
San Sebastian...hearing the name of that city just brings back good memories of relaxation and beautiful breath-taking views. My photos are just proof of that! I was lucky to have a clear blue sky for 2 days and it just brought out the true beauty of this city. The misty sunset was like nothing els…
Apr 09, 2003 – Apr 20, 2003
Full of people in small alleys - and later after the dusk fell, the pubs are starting to be alive, crowded by teens and people.
Jun 26, 2007 – Jul 22, 2007
London, England, UK -› Pamplona, Spain -› …
...a carnival ride in San Sebastian almost fell on me. So two of the four guys I was traveling with and I were eating our breakfast in a plaza the morning after I ran with the bulls. We would have sat on a bench, but they were wet from the rain, so we set our bags down and leaned against a …
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