Things To Do in San Sebastian, Basque Country, Spain

Created just over a hundred years ago to attract tourists, La Semana Grande (“Big Week”) has become famous even outside the Basque Country. Throughout the week there are innumerable sporting, folk, and musical events, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This aqua-therapy and sports center is next to the sea in the bahía de la Concha, and it is unique in Europe. La Perla combines the latest technology with the replenishing power of the sea to help you achieve a feeling of well-being, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Nursemaids & Shepherds Parade takes place a day after the Tinker's Parade, on the first Sunday of February, and theatrically depicts a time when shepherds used to come to the town to try and court nursemaids. The parade is made ... More on Yahoo! Travel

What today is called the "Muralla del Puerto" (Port Wall) is what remains of the wall that encircled the city on three sides from the 16th century until it was mostly demolished in 1863. Here in this remaining piece situated on the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is one of the interesting buildings in the so-called "rational style" of San Sebastián, built in 1930 by the architect Arzadun. It is particularly noteworthy for its location, next to the river, which means it is surrounded ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The most popular long-distance road race in the Basque Country attracts up to 12,000 runners who cover 20km between Behobia on the French border and San Sebastian. Lots of French athletes compete and try to add a bit of carnival atmosphere ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Did you know that San Sebastian has been on the route of the Tour de France several times, and that it has even served as its starting point? In fact, San Sebastian has a bicycle race of its own, the Clásica Ciclista Donostia-San ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is an ice-skating rink recommended for children from the age of six, who can enjoy unlimited skating during certain hours. Children can go by themselves or with their friends and can use their own skates or rent them at the desk. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

One of the most beautiful and elegant buildings (aka La Maison Lohobiague) in Saint-Jean-de-Luz was constr... More on Frommers

Really enjoyed that! And the guide could speak some English. Very pleasant. More on TripAdvisor

This military building is on Mount Jaizkibel, in the Guadalupe district. Construction was begun towards the end of the 19th century and was completed in 1900. The fort's layout is irregular, with an inner and an outer wall separated ... More on Yahoo! Travel