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Mark Wiens eats his way through San Sebastian, trying giant scarlet prawns and Spanish tortilla on a city food tour.
James Blick of Spain Revealed goes on a nine-stop pintxo bar crawl through San Sebastian.
Spain Revealed explores a lesser-known San Sebastian neighbourhood across six local pintxo stops.
CORR Travel shares fifteen practical things to know before visiting San Sebastian for the first time.
Skip the pintxos sitting out on the counter and ask the staff what they can prepare fresh — the standout ones are usually cooked to order.
Calle 31 de Agosto is the Old Town's liveliest strip, packed with pintxos bars and shops. Booking a room here keeps you at the center of everything, though be prepared for the noise that comes with it.
Reaching Pasaia takes a bus followed by a short boat crossing, but the trip is well worth it. Have a meal at Casa Camara, where lobsters are kept in the sea and you get to pick your own.
With its level terrain and plenty of walkways, promenades, and dedicated bike lanes, the city is easy to explore on foot, by bicycle, or on an electric scooter.
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