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Disfruta de las mejores playas y calas de San Sebastian en una experiencia costera inolvidable.
San Sebastián, known in Basque as Donostia, is a coastal city located in the province of Guipúzcoa, in the autonomous community of the Basque Country, in northern Spain. Located in the bay of La Concha, on the shores of the Cantabrian Sea and very close to the border with France, it stands out for its natural beauty, its elegant architecture and its rich Basque culture. With a population of approximately 189,093 inhabitants in the city and a metropolitan area that exceeds 436,500 inhabitants, San Sebastián is an important tourist and cultural center. The city combines a historic old town with modern neighborhoods and a stately expansion that reflects its development since the 19th century. It is famous for its internationally renowned gastronomy, especially its pintxos, and for highly prestigious cultural events such as the International Film Festival, the Jazz Festival and Semana Grande. Its landscape, dominated by La Concha Bay and the Urgull and Igeldo mountains, together with its temperate oceanic climate, make San Sebastián a unique and highly appreciated destination by both national and international tourists.
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Enjoy the Flower Festival in the Cristina Enea Park, where nature is reborn and you can see floral exhibitions and outdoor activities in a green and emblematic environment of San Sebastián.
Take advantage of the summer to surf at the famous Zurriola Beach, known for its good waves and young atmosphere, as well as enjoying the sun and water activities.
In autumn, enjoy a walk through the Old Town of San Sebastián with pleasant temperatures, accompanied by tasting pintxos on the terraces of traditional bars.
Participate in the prestigious San Sebastián International Film Festival, which is held in September, with screenings, premieres and events related to cinema in various spaces around the city.
In winter, enjoy the Christmas atmosphere at the local markets and stroll along the emblematic La Concha Beach, with views of the Cantabrian Sea and a mild oceanic climate for the season.
Experience the San Sebastián Carnival with parades, costumes and traditional activities that liven up the city during the cold months, highlighting Basque culture and community participation.
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Ver guía completaVisit Monte Urgull for panoramic views and fewer tourists, discover pintxo bars outside the Old Town and explore lesser-known beaches like Ondarreta.
Avoid weekends and summer to visit the Old Town; Better early in the morning or on weekdays for less crowds.
Basque and Spanish are the official languages. Useful phrases: 'Kaixo' (hello in Basque), 'Eskerrik asko' (thank you).
Greet with a handshake or two kisses on the cheek. Punctuality is valued, and it is common to socialize in bars and terraces.
San Sebastián has public and private hospitals. For emergencies, go to hospitals or call 061.
Pharmacies open during business hours and some on duty at night. Look for the green cross sign to identify them.
San Sebastián is a generally safe city with a low crime rate. However, it is recommended to be alert for pickpockets in busy areas and public transport.
Avoid low-traffic areas and neighborhoods far from the tourist center, especially at night. The beaches can have dangerous currents, so swimming should only be done in supervised areas.
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