
This small group walking tour in Hondarribia lasts approximately two hours and allows participants to explore the town's historic quarter. Travelers will walk along cobblestone streets, visit houses with wooden balconies, and see the Plaza de Armas, which is dominated by the old castle of Charles V. The tour also includes a visit to the Marina, a vibrant fishing area known for its seafaring atmosphere and culinary traditions. This experience is suitable for those interested in history and culture. It may not be ideal for those with mobility issues due to the walking involved. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes.
A historic entrance to the city located in its old town. Built in the 16th century, this gate is an outstanding example of military architecture from the Renaissance era. It is known for its imposing stone structure, its semicircular arch and its ornamental details. The Puerta de Santa María is an important symbol of Hondarribia's architectural heritage and a popular tourist attraction in the region. Giving welcome, the sculpture of the “Hatxero” stands out, representing the sapper (soldier who works in the fortifications) who made way for the troops.
Built in the 16th century, this gate is one of the main entrances to the old town of Hondarribia and a prominent element of its architectural heritage. The Puerta de San Nicolás presents a semicircular arch flanked by defensive towers, typical of the military architectural style of the time. It is located in a strategic location near the port, which made it vital to control access to the city from the sea. Today, the Puerta de San Nicolás is a point of tourist interest in Hondarribia, attracting visitors interested in its history and architecture. In addition to its historical value, the gate is an integral part of the charm of the city's old town and a sign of its medieval legacy.
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