San Sebastian is a city in Spain which is 20 km. from the French border that has been offering ever since extraordinary sceneries to people that are rich of historical stories. As a result a numerous counts of visitors are rushing to see its splendor.

To go for a San Sebastian tour can be a great pleasure to give you more than enough to fill the trip experience you ever wanted; from the inlands natural beauties particularly the greenish mountain landscape of Guipúzcoa to the bluish sparkling water in coastal areas.

You can find many San Sebastian accommodations that provide sufficient facilities to fulfill the needs of all guests. But when your trip is in the midst of peak season, expect that most of the hotels, lodges, and other accommodations in San Sebastian can’t able to cater enough seasonal influx of guests.

So it is notable to make a reservation first to give you more convenience and no more hassles upon arriving the place. And be sure not to skip the Spanish bars and restaurants that exhibit a creative taste of Spanish cuisines.

Anyhow do not also forget to take a brief visit to San Sebastian museums. Such places are deemed to the city’s known popular attractions and areas where homegrown people and foreigners go to see the place.

One famous museum in San Sebastian is the Naval Museum (Museo Naval); this is located at the harbor of San Sebastian. Inside the museum you will discover the artworks of ships, boat models, and other naval pertinent collections.

Within the Naval Museum you can catch knowledgeable ideas about Marine constructions and its history. That is why; the place does not only offer a place of fun but rather a place of educational learning, too.

They say museums are for archaeology fiend, art aficionado and history buffs but they are wrong. There are people who want to know a city on its memories and the better way to get it is through a museum visit. Most museums in San Sebastian Donostia have great rotating collections besides those permanent displays.

Museum hopping in your San Sebastian travel is one activity that we should engage besides experiencing a day on its beaches. Museo Chilida Leku,Museo Diocesano de San Sebastian, Museo Naval, Museo San Telmo and Sociedad Fotografica are some of the most visited museums in this Basque country.

• Museo Chillida Leku is classified as art museum opened in 2000 which would celebrate the works of Eduardo Chillida, a San Sebastian native. Chillida works is displayed in open space which erases the mental picture of quiet, indoor and dark passageways. The museum is situated on 12 acres of farmland and the artwork is displayed on its field’s space. You can visit the museum on Wednesday and Monday 10:30 am to 2 pm and tours with a minimum of 20 people during Friday to Sunday noon.

• Barrio de Amara is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am until 2pm. This diocesan museum offers a wide variety of display of religious artwork purchased by the San Sebastian diocese. Sculptures and paintings from 18th to 19th Century are on display. The collection has been arranged in a chronological order so you can trace and compare the artwork pieces.

• Museo Naval is a museum that showcases the artifacts that influenced the city’s maritime history. San Sebastian as part of the Basque region has been dependent with the sea for hundred of years; so it is only fitting that a museum is made to showcase their skills and expertise especially in boat making.

• Sociedad Fotografica offers a set of photographic mementos and video and also the home of Guipuzcoan Photographic Society.

• Museo San Telmo is a local favorite situated in an old monastery that dates back around 1500’s.

These museums can spice up your San Sebastian travel.