Gipuzkoa Plaza Audio Guides

Looking for things to do in San Sebastian? Take a 10-minute drive outside the city and discover one of the most essential art experiences in Spain, at the Chillida Leku Museum! This oasis of art and nature is where legendary sculptor Eduardo Chillida created his timeless sculpture garden. Wander this creative haven and see jaw-dropping steel and granite sculptures blend into the calm natural surroundings of beech, oak, and magnolia trees. There's no set route to follow; the space is designed to be explored by intuition, so each experience is personal and unique. This ticket will give you the full Chillida Leku Museum experience, with access to the magnificent sculpture garden, as well as the Caserío Zabalaga, a beautiful restored 16th-century farmhouse where Chillida's smaller-scale works – and works too fragile to be housed outside – are displayed in rotating special exhibitions. The building is a work of art itself, as is the food on the menu at the museum's Lurra Cafe!

This immersive in-app audio tour invites you to explore San Sebastián's rich cultural tapestry. Tailored for history buffs and cultural enthusiasts alike, it serves as your personal gateway to the city's most captivating stories and architectural masterpieces. The tour begins at the towering Cathedral of the Good Shepherd and takes you through Gipuzkoa Square, over the picturesque Zurriola and Maria Cristina bridges, and past the grand Victoria Eugenia Theater. You'll meander along the iconic La Concha Promenade, pause at the regal Miramar Palace, experience the raw beauty of Paseo Nuevo, and discover the Church of Saint Vincent, a silent witness to the city's evolution. The journey culminates at the bustling San Sebastián's port, where the sea's song mingles with the hum of modern day life. As you walk, anticipate moments of awe gazing up at soaring spires, feel the charm of historic streets, and capture the essence of Donostia's spirit. Each step on this tour is an opportunity to connect with San Sebastián's past and present, leaving you with the indelible mark of its beauty and rich heritage.

Embark on an enchanting exploration of San Sebastian with this Self-Guided Audio Tour tailored for enthusiasts of history, architecture, and culinary arts. This immersive experience is perfect for travelers eager to delve into the heart of Basque culture at their own pace. The adventure begins at the historical Plaza de la Constitución and weaves through the iconic landmarks of the city, from the ornate Plaza de Okendo to the majestic Buen Pastor Cathedral. Each site has been carefully selected to showcase the diverse tapestry of San Sebastian's past and present. The route threads through bustling squares, past breath-taking architectural feats, and culminates at the serene La Concha Beach Promenade, offering a visual feast of the bay encircled by verdant hills. This audio journey ensures a delightful blend of sensory experiences. Listen to captivating stories behind the numbered balconies, feel the grandeur within the walls of the Buen Pastor Cathedral, and admire the modern allure of the Kursaal Congress Centre. As travelers move from the cobblestone streets to the sandy shores, they'll carry with them an array of unforgettable impressions—the vibrancy of the Constitution Square, the elegant beauty of the María Cristina Bridge, and the silent narratives of the San Telmo Museoa. San Sebastian's essence is captured in this audio tour, leaving explorers with a profound connection to the city's soul.

Esta audioguía a pie por San Sebastián descubre la elegancia marítima y la historia del corazón donostiarra. Es ideal para viajeros que visitan la ciudad por primera vez y quieren unir paisajes famosos, arquitectura monumental y rincones con memoria. El recorrido comienza en el Palacio Miramar, antigua residencia de verano de la realeza, y sigue por el Paseo de La Concha, frente a una de las bahías más celebradas de Europa. Después se adentra en la ciudad para llegar a la Catedral del Buen Pastor, la Diputación Foral de Gipuzkoa y el Teatro Victoria Eugenia, tres paradas que muestran el crecimiento urbano de finales del siglo XIX y comienzos del XX. La ruta continúa hacia el Ayuntamiento y entra en la Parte Vieja por la Plaza de la Constitución, San Telmo Museoa y la Basílica de Santa María del Coro. Desde allí se acerca al Aquarium y al Cementerio de los Ingleses, antes de terminar en el Castillo de la Mota, en el monte Urgull. En el camino, el viajero disfrutará de la brisa de La Concha, fachadas señoriales, plazas llenas de vida, huellas de la identidad vasca y vistas inolvidables sobre el mar y la ciudad desde la fortaleza final.