Inside this Neo-Gothic cathedral, the guide will point out its stunning stained-glass windows and impressive pipe organ, while sharing insights into its construction and role in the city’s religious life.

Discover the Belle Époque charm of San Sebastián as we explore its most iconic landmarks. Our journey begins at the City Hall (Ayuntamiento), a stunning building with a rich history. Strolling along the famous La Concha Beach, you'll hear how the city became a luxurious spa retreat for Spanish royalty. Next, we'll visit the impressive Cathedral of Buen Pastor, home to one of Europe’s largest organs. Our journey continues as we cross the María Cristina Bridge, an architectural gem inspired by the bridges of Paris, offering breathtaking views of the Urumea River. We'll then admire the exterior of the María Cristina Hotel, a glamorous symbol of the San Sebastián Film Festival, still bearing scars from the Spanish Civil War. Just across, we'll see the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, a historic venue that has witnessed the city's vibrant cultural life.

From the outside, the guide will highlight this luxurious Belle Époque hotel, sharing stories of the many celebrities and dignitaries who have stayed here, especially during the San Sebastián Film Festival.

The guide will introduce this elegant historic theatre, explaining its cultural importance and its long-standing connection to the city’s performing arts and international film scene.

Facing the sea, the guide will describe the modern architecture of the Kursaal, a striking contrast to the Old Town, and explain its role as a major cultural hub and venue for concerts, conferences, and the Film Festival.

The guide will take the group inside this Gothic church to admire its architecture and reveal the storey behind the sacred relic preserved within.

At the heart of the Old Town, the guide will explain the unique architecture and deep local significance of this iconic square, especially as the main stage for the city's beloved Tamborrada festival.

From the outside, the guide will explain the ornate Baroque façade and share the storey of Saint Sebastian, the city’s patron saint, and his role in local tradition.