Primeira classificação Atracções em São Sebastião

Undoubtedly La Concha Beach is one of San Sebastian's most scenic beaches. Its beauty makes it one of the prettiest places in the city to take a walk. A good place to start your walk is on the quay, then pass between the Royal Nautical Club and the City Hall. Owing to its pleasant environs and refreshing atmosphere, the beach makes for an exhilarating spot for water sports and other recreational activities. It also offers several vantage points from where you can admire the sparkling bay.

Located on the northern coastal line of Spain, Playa de La Zurriola is about 800 meters long. The waters here are rougher compared to the neighboring La Concha Beach, making this beach a favorite among surfers. The beach’s promenade is lined with lively bars which cater to the visitors who flock to the beach owing to its pleasant environs.

Monte Igueldo is a picturesque mountain which consists of several attractions including two theme parks, the Funicular Railway and the Funfair; both of which have separate attractions for the whole family to enjoy. If you are the adventurous type, then the Roller Coaster or the Mysterious River is a must try. But if you prefer slower rides, then the Carousels and Igueldo's Train are perfect for you. The mountain also offers spectacular views of the vistas unfurling in the vicinity.

Plaza de Toros de Illumbe is a massive arena in the heart of San Sebastian, that is chiefly used for basketball games. It is the home arena of San Sebastián Gipuzkoa Basket Club, and can seat more than 12,000 spectators. The arena is also used as a bullring (a bull fighting arena), that entertains the Spanish crowd with awe inspiring bull fights. Besides this, the place also plays host to major exhibitions and concerts happening in the city. Basketball or bullfights, Plaza de Toros de Illumbe is one place sport enthusiasts cannot afford to miss!

Behind the Parte Vieja, Monte Urgull looms, showing off a Christ statue in the style of the Corcovado in Rio de Janeiro. At the top of the mountain is Mota Castle, a fortification which dates from the late 18th Century. On one of the slopes, you'll find the Naval Museum. You can climb up the mountain by taking one of several paths. The hill's summit offers spellbinding views of the surrounding vistas, and tourists can explore the historical environs of the captivating mountain.

This interesting and spacious parkland has an irregular but attractive topography with both flat and hilly areas, an artificial lake and a stream. Another of the bonuses of this park is the variety of flora to be found here. In the highest part is the "Duque de Mandas" Palace, built in the English style. Today there are significant areas set aside for the practice of various sports, as well as some quieter pathways for walking. The whole area is municipal property, thanks to a donation made by the Duke of Mandas.