This is a foodie immersion in real, ordinary San Sebastian to get a real sense of community, understand how locals live and eat as you learn about local history and culture. With every person that joins the tour, we help a person in need by donating a meal to the city's soup kitchen, you eat one you feed one! It's a 3h walking tour, where there's mostly eating and less than 10 mins-walk between each stop. We’ll go to 5 specially selected stops within two different neighbourhoods. You'll indulge and learn all about the unique culinary tradition of going out for pintxos! Pintxos pronounced 'pin-choss', these are different from tapas and imbedded in Basque culture. We're going to show you how to navigate the local food scene and eat the best that this city has to offer. This experience is the kind of tour for people who hate the word 'tour' and genuinely travel for food and really want to get immersed in the culture and have fun. _ru-RU

San Sebastián is a cyclist’s dream, offering the perfect blend of accessibility and stunning scenery. Like the locals do, you’ll explore the city end to end on two wheels, visiting iconic landmarks and uncovering hidden gems along the way. Starting in the heart of downtown, this must-do bike (or e-bike) tour takes you through three breathtaking beaches—Ondarreta, La Concha, and Zurriola. At the western edge of Ondarreta Beach, you’ll marvel at the iconic Comb of the Wind sculpture, a masterpiece that brings together art and nature. From there, follow the legacy of Spanish Queen María Cristina, admiring the elegant Belle Époque architecture she inspired during her reign in the late 19th century. Finally, reach the eastern end of Zurriola Beach, where the Dove of Peace stands as a symbol of harmony. This tour combines the best of San Sebastián’s scenic beauty, rich history, and cultural landmarks, making it an unforgettable and easy way to experience the city._ru-RU

Meet San Sebastian's most interesting spots by walking across its historic area. With a private tour guide do not miss any of the secrets that this emblematic city hides, learning every detail of its buildings and its people. Departing from the border of Old and New Towns (where the 19th century city walls were built!) we will take you through the serpentine Old Town streets, visiting the two main churches and the pintxo streets. Later on we will show you the expansion of the city during the early 20th century with the influence of the Spanish Queen Maria Cristina in the construction of many of San Sebastian's most characteristic buildings such as Hotel de Londres and Maria Cristina (named after her), the catherdal of Buen Pastor (Good Shepherd), Victoria Eugenia auditorium, Miramar Palace, Comb of the wind, Tabakalera Museum outside and rooftop and many more. Please note Miramar Palace and Comb of the wind only will be visited in 4 hours tour option_ru-RU

The city’s unique location, rich history – particularly as the royal summer resort of Europe’s elite during the Belle Epoque, its international reputation as a food mecca and unique combination of seaside and metropolitan appeal, and, last but not least the superb quality of life in the city help to make it one of the happiest in the world. And one we love to share with guests and visitors by taking them on fabulous walking tours. Join us on one (or more) of our Donostia / San Sebastian tours, and experience it all – adventure, history, amazing food, local color, exercise, and fun! Enjoy!_ru-RU

Get the best views of San Sebastián from the seat of a bike. Ride along some of the 30 kilometres of bike paths throughout the city and explore one of San Sebastián’s oldest and most authentic neighbourhoods. We also head to beaches loved by locals and check out the raging surf scene. Become an expert on the history and culture of San Sebastián and the Basque Country _ru-RU