
This self-guided tour of San Sebastián allows you to explore the city at your own pace over 2–3 hours. Download the app and the tour for offline access, then follow the GPS-guided route from City Hall to La Mota Castle, passing key attractions such as the Beach of La Concha and San Telmo Museum. The tour includes 25 points of interest, with narratives created by professional journalists and historians. It is suitable for individuals or small groups who prefer a flexible sightseeing experience. Using headphones is recommended for optimal audio quality. No group dynamics or schedules need to be followed.
Teatro Victoria Eugenia is one of San Sebastián’s landmark cultural venues. Opened in 1912 and named after Queen Victoria Eugenia, the theatre reflects the city’s Belle Époque elegance. Its ornate façade, riverside setting, and long connection with music, theatre, and cinema make it an important symbol of San Sebastián’s artistic life.
Euskal Itsas Museoa, known in Spanish as Museo Marítimo Vasco, is the Basque Maritime Museum of Donostia-San Sebastián. Located by the harbour in the former Consulate Tower House, it presents the seafaring history of the Basque Country. Its exhibitions connect the city with fishing, shipbuilding, trade, navigation, and the long maritime culture of the Bay of Biscay.
Santa Clara Island, known locally as Isla de Santa Clara in Spanish and Santa Klara uhartea in Basque, rises in the middle of La Concha Bay. Once linked with defensive and religious uses, it later became part of the city’s seaside landscape. Its small beach, lighthouse, and green slopes form one of the most recognizable views of Donostia-San Sebastián.