Discover San Sebastián

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Amelia by Paulo Airaudo: the gastronomic experience you are looking for

A worthwhile place and an experience. In this two stars Michelin restaurant, you can enjoy creativity adapted to an exquisite seasonal menu. Chef, Paulo Airaudo, focuses on the use of seasonal, sustainable products and the revaluation of forgotten meals. Amelia is located inside the Villa Favorita hotel.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday – Dinner: 18:30 a 21:00 // Saturday – Lunch: 12:30 a 14:00 and Dinner: 19:00 a 21:00 – Calle Zubieta, 26 – 20007 – San Sebastian (Spain)
+34 943 84 56 47

Amelia Restaurant
An unforgettable walk: the three beaches

Almost 6 uninterrupted kilometres in each direction with the best views, enjoying the incomparable setting of San Sebastian. From the surfing area of Sagüés to Chillida’s Peine del Viento, passing through the Paseo Nuevo at the foot of Mount Urgull and crossing the whole of La Concha beach. Our most recommended route for jogging or walking.
The San Telmo Museum: a historical and cultural review of Basque society

The renovation of the former 16th century convent and its extension in 2011, gave rise to the Basque Society Museum, San Telmo Museum, which offers a fresh look at Basque society. The museum, located in the old part of San Sebastian, has permanent and temporary exhibitions and a multitude of outreach activities.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 – 20:00. Mondays, if public holidays or long weekends.

San Telmo Museum

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Gastronomy

San Sebastian is internationally renowned for its gastronomy. In our city you can enjoy restaurants of very different styles without having to travel long distances. From the most traditional pintxos to the most sophisticated; Michelin-starred restaurants, traditional, signature and even international cuisine.

Museums and galleries

San Sebastian has an extensive and varied offer of museums to satisfy your cultural interest. History, science, technology, oceanography, art and other sources of learning are distributed throughout the city and its surroundings.

Natural parks

a.i. Natural areas:
parks and beaches

We know that Donostia – San Sebastián has many attractions, but one of the characteristics that make it special is the close contact that the city maintains with natural areas, without leaving its urban perimeter. Good examples of it are its parks and beaches, which are easily accessible on foot or by public transport, and of which we would like to highlight our favourite ones.

Shopping

It is well known that the people of San Sebastian take care of their businesses and that we give priority to local products. We invite you to wander the streets and go shopping like any other Donostian, from shop to shop.

Neighbourhood by Neighbourhood

Our city is much more than a coastal area, much more than what you see in guidebooks and on television. San Sebastian hides magical corners.

Don’t hesitate to explore the neighbourhoods where the people of San Sebastian live, all of which you can walk through, and discover the best-hidden secrets of each one of them.

Hidden treasures

Every city has its secret corners, those that we would all like to find on our travels but that sometimes only the locals know about. There are places that are part of the everyday life of the locals, but are a treasure for the rest of the visitors.

Routes

a.ii. Take your rucksack and a bottle of water; we are going on an excursion. If you want to escape from the hustle and bustle of the capital of Gipuzkoa, we propose routes for walking and running, and at the same time, discover natural places that we locals usually enjoy.