San Sebastian Overview
The city of San Sebastian is located in the Basque Country of Spain. Appointed city in Spain of having rich and abundant in historical buildings and old churches; various surfers both locales and foreigners can be found in here. Compared to the other cities of Spain, San Sebastian is a small city having warm and comfortable weather condition. San Sebastian features great various beaches, myriad fish restaurants, designer clothes boutique and pintxos bars. As one of the tourists, there are many things that you can do within the city. And since San Sebastian is just a small city, you can tour its entire part even for a day or two. But if you really wanted to savor its breathtaking sceneries, touring the city by foot is ideal.
The Mount Igueldo of San Sebastian is a captivating view of the city that you should not miss to visit. From the top of the mountain, you can see the fascinating town of San Sebastian. Aside from Mount Igueldo, the Miramar palace is also a must see. While if you were looking for beaches, the city can offer you. San Sebastian boasts two pristine beaches; the La Concha beach and the La Zurriola beach. La Concha is located on the west side while the La Zurriola beach is located on the east which is best beach location for surfers.
For your hotel San Sebastian, you can choose on the city’s cheap hotel and yet comfortable. The hotel Mercure Monte Igueldo is a good accommodation to stay. Located at the top of Mountain Igueldo, this place is a good location to take advantage of seeing the scenic view of the town. Another accommodation to stay would be at the Camping Igeldo. This hotel is open all year round, so anytime you want to visit San Sebastian you can always book on this hotel. San Sebastian is one of the cities in Spain that does not only offer great scenery but also with comfortable accommodation and friendly people.
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