So what is in store in San Sebastian right after the peak season; will you still need a San Sebastian map to find your way? Will the weather still remains the same; will the the place still have its attractions? Will the guest enjoys the same things and privileges that guest enjoy during the peak season? Endless of questions creating endless of San Sebastian pictures!

There is only one city that captures the imagination of photographers and artist; San Sebastian pictures capture the hearts of the many from those who can afford to visit it personally and to those who dreamed of traveling to this city. Scenes in San Sebastian is worthy of being painted. From blue colored sea to cobbled stone towns to magnificent mountains; everything is just in cognizance with the idea of a dreamers dream.

The temperature is just perfect for a holiday during peak season; everybody is happy and light mood for the temperature agrees with everybody. Expect no rain at all during your holidays but if it rains ti is the perfect time to cuddle and view the scenes right in front of you. Some though prefers to enjoy the beach scenes during rainy days. But as I said expect a no rain holiday during your vacation. San Sebastian weather is a perfect weather for perfect holidays.

No wonder San Sebastian real estate is a very alive industry in this part of the Spanish mainland. Every available property is being grabbed with open arms by developers. Each property is unique in its own.

Expect that you find your self knocking for an extra bed every peak season and found plenty of rooms available during off season. But here in San Sebastian you have to book far way advance so that you have a sure night’s quarter.

This well kept secret place in the northern part of Spain is not all about surfing and the attractions, yet this place is famous for their wines and cuisines. There are different kinds of cuisines in San Sebastian yet its main ingredients mostly are seafood. This place is also famous for its wine; they have the apple cider, white wine and so on that compliments the Basque cuisine. These wines come from Navarra, La Rioja and Basque Country.

No doubt that this place is famous for their food and wine; in fact they have tours about this. Here are some of the tours about food and wine that you can choose from.

You can choose from among the tours if you are going to San Sebastian. You can take some tours off the weekends in a tapas tours along the place where there are restaurants that are known for their great food such as the Arzak and Berasetegui to name some of them. You will also get the chance to see the Guggenheim Museum and it also includes an accommodation that is right on the sea. Or you can take a tour at the Basque Country and at La Rioja where it is famous for its wineries and be awed by monasteries and by the Santiago de Compostela where it is a medieval pilgrimage. Or you can always go directly to La Rioja for wine tasting and also visit some museums and castles and a tapas tour to top it all.

San Sebastian is one of the places where it is been overlooked by most tourists, this is one Europe’s kept treasures. It has beautiful coastlines and lush countryside. There are numerous things that you can do in San Sebastian; you can also try the bus tours or the walking tours, only the walking tours are organized by the tourism office of San Sebastian.

In the walking tours, the local tourism office in San Sebastian organizes walking tours, if you want to avail this tour; you need to book ahead of time especially if you will be going in the summer, there will be lots of visitors during the peak season. If you want to take the tour by yourself or just with your friends or to whoever you may want to do it with, you can always get a map from the tourism office that shows walking routes around San Sebastian.

In bus tours, you will find private companies that offer bus tours around the city. This is another alternative if you are tired of walking, you can take the bus tours. The bus companies also can provide you a tourist guide with the language of your choice, be it English or not.

I really hailed the day I step on San Sebastian land. I came to know of San Sebastian in History classes when we were asked by our teachers to make a written report on different Spanish places. I was assigned to research and report on San Sebastian.

All places have history of course. But not one place has enthralled me as much as San Sebastian did. If you only knew the history of the ports that witness the breaking of many hearts as sailors waved goodbye to their love ones as they sailed to South America centuries ago then maybe, you have stopped for a moment and savor the place’s memoirs.

If you have known that the caves are refuge of San Sebastian male defenders and diaries of lost hopes and love as they seek shelter against enemies. Then perhaps, you have touched the caves walls with affection.

If you have only known the history’s figures then you have gaze at San Sebastian’s beauty now with such longing and pride and walked at a snail’s pace.

If you have only known San Sebastian you will indeed fall in love.

The city of San Sebastian is known in Europe of having the best beaches. The city as well is designated as one of the best cities in the entire European countries, there is no question why there are various tourists coming in here all year round. The city is best described as a small, quite and pleasant. It features various fish restaurants, many beaches, plenty of pintxos bars and different designer clothes shops. The best thing you can do around the city is to visit on their incredible sightseeing. Such like;

• Ayuntamiento de San Sebastian — if you want to know the history and the traditions of the ancient La Concha Bay Town, visiting Ayuntamiento de San Sebastian or the San Sebastian Town Hall will give you some insights regarding its past history. This incredible scenery of San Sebastian nestled on Ijentea in between the bay and Alderdi Eder, known as the city garden.

• Biblioteca Municipal — this impressive architectural design is one of the example of the Tuscan architecture. It is said to be completed during the year of the 1830’s. It has been said as well that bullfights are held in here and most of the residents at the surrounding buildings rented their balconies to the viewers.

• Palacio de Miramar — this stunning palace was built during the late 19th century. It is a red brick which has an English style type of palace. It faced the bay and it is abounded with great incredible garden areas.

• Casa Casadevante — this limestone type of baroque palace was constructed in the late part of the 1600’s. It is situated in the Fuenterrabia which is only a few minutes drive from the outside part of San Sebastian.

• Casa de Okendo — this is a 16th century ancestral home which is now the sanctuary of the local Cultural Centre. The remaining facilities that it has now are being used for events like conferences, exhibitions and meetings.

• Teatro Victoria Eugenia — A historic theatre which is worthy to visit because of its impressive architectural style and stunning domed fresco found inside. The theatre is situated after the deluxe Maria Cristina Hotel.