Paseo de La Concha: the route starts at the end of Avenida Libertad and ends at the Antiguo tunnel. This promenade runs along the beach, with the possibility of cycling or walking or walking along the sea shore.
Juan Rafael Alday was a 20th century architect who created the railing along the promenade, which has become one of the city's landmarks.
Peine del Viento: located on Ondarreta beach and at the foot of Mount Igeldo in 1977. It is a sculptural ensemble of pink granite terraces and three pieces of steel. It is an obligatory stop for tourists, especially on stormy days, as you can watch the waves crashing against the rocks of the cliff.
San Sebastián old town: the most visited place. Built in 1813 at the foot of Mount Urgull between the port and the mouth of the River Urumea.
There are two important religious temples, the Basilica of Santa María del Coro and the church of San Vicente. The San Telmo Museum is located in a former convent. Finally, there is the Plaza de la Constitución, where nowadays most of the city's festive events take place.
