Seventh highest-rated Spanish city in the international congress ranking

The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA), the most prestigious body in the field of congresses and conventions, lists San Sebastián as the seventh highest-rated Spanish city in the international congress ranking, only ranked lower than larger cities and those with greater infrastructures, such as Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia.

San Sebastián has become one of the neurological centres of important medical, scientific and cultural events. This figure continues to rise, with increasing numbers of national and international events choosing to move to the Capital of Culture, attracted by the scientific, technological and societal progress made by the city.

Main events and congresses organised in San Sebastián

European capital of Culture 2016

Around 3,000 events.
Closing ceremony: More than twenty music, dance, micro-theatre and projection events for an audience of 3,000 people (in Tabakalera)..

European capital of Rugby for veterans

13th edition of the rugby for veterans tournament: 1500 players from 60 different teams deriving from 18 countries.

International Climate Change Conference

Change the Change: with 600 attendees and more than 50 different speakers, under the framework of the United Nations’ initiative.

Opening ceremonies and multitudinous events

Opening ceremony of the San Sebastián Film Festival

175.011 spectators. 44 countries.
194 films and 628 projections.
4.144 accredited.

Donosti Cup opening ceremony

Since 1992 / July
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7.800 attendees

High-placed destination in the most important rankings

The biggest international travel rankings have chosen San Sebastián as one of the world’s best travel and congress destinations.

Experience of congress and event organisers in San Sebastián

Its perfect location between the mountains and the sea, its fantastic characteristics and wonderful climate make all times of year equally good for visiting San Sebastián. In all four seasons, you can enjoy the open and innovative character of the city’s cuisine, art, culture and Basque traditions, each with their own distinctive style.

Autum

During autumn, the trees and seasonal produce on display at the local markets add a dash of vivid colour to the city’s streets.

The climate is mild and the days are still long, making it the perfect time of year to enjoy a pintxo tour, a stroll around the parks and secluded spots of each neighbourhood, immerse yourself in a dining society taste experience or to try your hand at one of the various cooking courses or workshops on offer.

This is unquestionably the best time of year for runners, as this season hosts the emblematic Behobia-San Sebastián race and the San Sebastián Marathon, in addition to a broad selection of short and middle distance races.

But autumn in San Sebastián is not your average autumn. It is synonymous with events and festivals. September begins with a spectacle of colour, culture and tradition, as the city hosts the annual La Concha Bay Regatta. In this event, small boats row around the bay in pursuit of the much-sought after Bandera de la Concha flag. A sport that dates back to ancient times.

The month ends on a glamorous note, with the San Sebastián International Film Festival. It is also the perfect time to visit the Balenciaga Museum: a home to authentic jewels of haute couture.

October is also ideal for film lovers, with zombies and scary characters invading the city during the week of the San Sebastián Horror and Fantasy Film Festival. The Literaktum festival shines a light on literature in November, marking the end of the autumn chapter and turning the page onto winter in San Sebastián.

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Winter

The city assumes a special charm in winter. The sea and the sky blend into the same colour as the waves take turns to jump over the rocks, creating a wonderful spectacle. Meanwhile, the streets are filled with lights and the scent of roasted chestnuts.

This is the perfect season for experiencing some of the Basque Country’s most deeply-rooted traditions, such as the Saint Thomas Fair, held on 21 December. On this date, the city is filled with the aroma of txistorra sausage and recently-made talos, with locals donning traditional Basque suits.

This is also the best time of year to visit a cider house and sample the typical menus based on cod and pork chops, with all diners rising to the call of “Txotx!” as the cider house owner opens a new barrel. It is also a great time to attend a game of Basque pelota.

The biggest day on the city’s calendar comes around every January. San Sebastián Day. An emblematic date on which locals of San Sebastián, dressed as Napoleonic soldiers and chefs, play their drums to the ‘March of San Sebastián’, written by Raimundo Sarriegui, for 24 hours.

This is unquestionably the best time to feel like a real local, as you will witness the waves breaking over the Paseo Nuevo and playing with the Peine del Viento [Comb of the Wind] sculpture – as depicted by many postcards – and be able to enjoy Basque culinary traditions.

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Spring

Spring is the perfect time of year for open air events, with San Sebastián’s multiple parks and gardens exhibiting blossoming flowers, lending the city a burst of colour.

After winter, San Sebastián comes into bloom in spring. This season bursts into life with the dFeria International Festival in which dance and theatre take the baton, impregnating the city with art and transforming it into a gigantic open-air stage.

In Spring, the days get longer and the temperatures start to rise, making it the perfect season to walk along the 6km coastline or to grab your surfboard and take to the waves in Zurriola: one of the world’s best surfing beaches.

Food lovers need to find time in their schedule to visit a traditional txakoli house, where the traditional Basque wine Txakoli is made. Another option could be to visit a cheese shop, where they can learn how shepherds make artisan Idiziabal cheese.

This season also has its fair share of festivals. One such example is the Olatu Talka, which submerges the city under waves of citizen energy. Another is the International Human Rights Film Festival, where San Sebastián outlines its clear decision to extend a culture of peace and cohabitation to residents and visitors alike.

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National holiday Calendar

• 01januaryNew Year’s Day
• 06januarEpiphany
• 20januarSan Sebastián Day
• 19marchSaint Joseph’s Day
• 01mayWorkers’ Day
• 25julySaint James’ Day
• 15augustAssumption of the virgin Mary
• 12octoberSpain Day
• 01novemberAll Saints’ Day
• 06decemberSpanish Constitution Day
• 08decemberImmaculate Conception
• 25decemberChristmas Day

Any excuse is a good excuse to visit San Sebastián. Apart from the matchless beauty of the Concha Bay which dazzled royalty at the start of last century and continues to captivate all who visit it, San Sebastián is the scene of a cutting-edge gastronomy thanks to which it has earned worldwide fame, several festivals that have turned the city into an out-and-out cultural phenomenon and an active, healthy lifestyle in close contact with its natural resources.

This, together with its numerous conference infrastructures, its wide range of accommodation and its strategic location promise not only a successful business trip, but also an unforgettable stay.

San Sebastián Turismo & Convention Bureau

San Sebastián Turismo & Convention Bureau is the perfect companion for organising your meeting in the city. We provide quality information, professional advice, and broad experience in the sector. In order to be able to give you the best possible service, San Sebastián Turismo & Convention Bureau is associated to more than 300 partners from the fields of infrastructure, hotels, restaurants, tours, ancillary conference services, OPCs, etc.

Please don’t hesitate to call us with any doubts you may have:

• Boulevard, 8
• 20003 Donostia / San Sebastián
• T: (+34) 943 48 14 66
• bureau@donostia.eus

Its strategic location and excellent infrastructures make San Sebastián a place easy to reach from anywhere in the world, no matter what your method of transport. Choose the one that suits you best and get travelling!

By plane

San Sebastián has 3 airports (2 international) within just over 100 km of the city.

Only 20 kilometers from the city centre, San Sebastián Airport has connections to the major Spanish cities; Madrid and Barcelona.

Bilbao Airport, with connections to all Europe, is 105km from the city, and Biarritz Airport, served by French and international low-cost companies, 47km. 

By car

Getting to San Sebastián by car is extremely easy. The city is connected to the rest of Spain and France by the N-1 (the national highway connecting Madrid to Irun), the AP-8 (Bilbao-Irun) and A-63 (Paris-Irun) motorways and the A-15 highway (Pamplona-San Sebastián).

Once in San Sebastián, you can leave your car in one of the more than 6,000 parking places found in different parts of the city.

                Underground pay parkings all around the town

     Park and Ride free car parks with bus connection to the city centre.

                You can park on the street but only on TAO / OTA blue areas where parking is limited by time.

• More information: Where do I park in San Sebastian?

By train

RENFE

The company RENFE rail service offers both long-distance train and suburban

The train station in the centre of San Sebastián, the "Estación del Norte", offers connections to numerous Spanish cities including Madrid and Barcelona, and to international destinations such as Paris and Lisbon.

Train journeys to and from San Sebastián will gain enormously in speed with the new Tren de Alta Velocidad (high speed train), due to connect the city with other destinations in the near future.

EUSKO TREN

There is also an underground railway, the Metro Donostialdea, a narrow-gauge train connection with Bilbao and cities along the Basque Coast, such as Zarautz. The service linking it also Hendaye (France) and the SNCF, french rail service, with Lasarte passing through Donostia. The train is popularly known as the "Topo" or "Mole".

SNCF

The French company SNCF connects with world capitals such as Paris from Hendaye train station.

By bus

SCHEDULED SERVICES

The San Sebastian new bus station has lines to cities throughout Spain and part of Europe.

The bus station “Estación DONOSTIA Geltokia”, is situated in Paseo Federico García Lorca 1, near the RENFE train station – Estación del Norte. Contact

The underground station has 21 bays, a café, newsstand and a left luggage office with 66 lockers where you can leave your belongings. It also has two floors of parking space for up to 384 vehicles.

Eight of the city’s Dbus routes will stop in the area around the station: the lines 17, 24, 37 and 45 in front of Renfe train station; 9, 41, 42 at Duque de Mandas street and 27 in María Cristina bridge.

Private cars that need to leave or take friends and relatives at the bus station can use the "Estación" underground parking 15 minutes for free.

In addition to national and international routes such as those from Madrid, Barcelona, Santander, Asturias, Logroño, Pamplona, Bayonne - Biarritz or Paris the following provincial routes also have their departure / arrival at the new bus station:

• DO01 Bilbao – Zarautz - Donostia / San Sebastián
• DO02 Vitoria/Gasteiz – Zarautz - Donostia / San Sebastián
• DO03 Bilbao – Zumarraga - Tolosa -  Donostia / San Sebastián
• DO50B Aeropuerto Bilbao-Loiu – Zarautz - Donostia / San Sebastián
• DB02 Ermua – Donostia / San Sebastián
• DB03 Lekeitio - Donostia / San Sebastián
• DG07 Eskoriatza - Donostia / San Sebastián
• UK01 Azkoitia – Loiola – Azpeitia – Zestoa – Donostia

En superficie, concretamente en la calle Federico García Lorca, nº 2, paran las siguientes líneas:

• E21 Hondarribia – Aireportua - Donostia
• UK09 Zumaia – Donostia (N634)
• UK10 Zumaia – Zarautz – Donostia (AP8)

NON - SCHEDULED SERVICES

HOW TO DROP OFF AND PICK UP PASSENGERS OF PRIVATE BUSES IN DONOSTIA / SAN SEBASTIÁN

Donostia Bus Station

Private buses coming to Donostia / San Sebastian must enter the new underground Bus Station (Pº Federico García Lorca, 1) in order to drop off and pick up passengers. It is forbidden to do it in any other place of the city.

The operating rules are as follows:

• Each “service”, that is, each entrance to drop off or to pick up, costs 12,50 € tax included per coach.
• This allows 15 – 20 minutes at the platform
• The entrance to the Station is through the lane marked BUS, and at the entrance, a platform number would be assigned and a ticket given, to consequently make the payment in the payment machines located at -1 floor.
• After the 20 minutes, coaches must leave the Station.

It is highly recommended to book the platform in advance at the station.

The booking can be made through:

• the reservation form on Donostia Bus Station web site: www.estaciondonostia.com
• Sending an email to info@estaciondonostia.com
• Via + 34 943 47 51 50 phone number
• Directly at the station

Pío Baroja (Behind Miramar Palace)

There is a boarding and alighting point at the west side of the town (Pio Baroja, behind Miramar Palace -43.314513 - 2.000097) where the bus can stay for 10 minutes for free. This point is very close from notorious monuments like Miramar Palace, Chillida’s “Comb of the Wind” sculpture or the Funicular to climb to Monte Igueldo Amusment park.

Coach Parking

The coach can be freely parked on a suitable place behind Garbera Commercial Centre, at the east side of the town. (43°18'33"N 1°56'42"W)
This commercial centre is connected by buses 33, 24 & 27 of the DBus bus company

San Sebastián is people-friendly; it is easy to get around using the public transport services that connect the different parts of the city.

Taxis

San Sebastián has a large and modern fleet of taxis available 24hrs a day. The rates are official and operate with a taxi meter. In San Sebastián, unlike in other cities, taxis do not normally stop when hailed in the street. The best idea is to head for a taxi rank or phone for one:

Car rental

Tourist Card

• The TouristCard is the master key to the city.
• The TouristCard marks the difference between visiting or getting to know San Sebastián and Gipuzkoa.
• You can use the TouristCard on public transport, and it offers you excellent discounts in museums, restaurants and shops

Public transport

San Sebastián has a large city bus fleet run by the company Dbus for cheap, fast and easy city travel. Take a look at the different lines on the Dbus website.

Times

The times change depending on the line. Most services start at 07h30 and end at 22h30. The times and frequency of the different services can be found at the respective bus stops.

Dbus runs a night service known as the “Búho” (Owl). Most of the night bus lines start at 12 o’clock midnight and end at 4 in the morning. The Búhos only run on Fridays, Saturdays and the nights before public holidays. All leave from the Boulevard.

Car parks

In San Sebastián you can leave your car in one of the more than 6,000 parking places found in different parts of the city.

                Underground pay parkings all around the town

     Park and Ride free car parks with bus connection to the city centre.

                You can park on the street but only on TAO / OTA blue areas where parking is limited by time.

• More information: Where do I park in San Sebastian?

Opening hours

The shops are open from Monday to Saturday. The normal opening schedule is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and then from 4.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Shopping centres do not usually close at lunch time, with usual opening hours of 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Lunch and dinner times tend to be later than other European destinations. Restaurants usually serve lunch between 1.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. and dinner between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m.. You are not obliged to leave a tip. Feel free to leave a tip if you feel that the service was satisfactory.

Pintxo bars remain open all day; however, pintxos are served from 11 a.m. until well into the night (11 p.m.).

Night-time activities: bars (La Gintoneria Donostiarra, Museo del Whisky, gastropubs and chill-out bars) close at around midnight during the week. On the weekends, bars are permitted to remain open until 2 a.m.

Terraces in San Sebastián: during low season, terraces remain open until 10.30 p.m. from Sunday to Thursday, and until 12 a.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and bank holidays.

Banks are open from 8.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.

Contact numbers

San Sebastián is people-friendly; it is easy to get around using the public transport services that connect the different parts of the city.

Taxis

San Sebastián has a large and modern fleet of taxis available 24hrs a day. The rates are official and operate with a taxi meter. In San Sebastián, unlike in other cities, taxis do not normally stop when hailed in the street. The best idea is to head for a taxi rank or phone for one:

Car rental

Tourist Card

• The TouristCard is the master key to the city.
• The TouristCard marks the difference between visiting or getting to know San Sebastián and Gipuzkoa.
• You can use the TouristCard on public transport, and it offers you excellent discounts in museums, restaurants and shops

	To get to know San Sebastián
	To get to know San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa y Euskadi

Public transport

San Sebastián has a large city bus fleet run by the company Dbus for cheap, fast and easy city travel. Take a look at the different lines on the Dbus website.

Times

The times change depending on the line. Most services start at 07h30 and end at 22h30. The times and frequency of the different services can be found at the respective bus stops.

Dbus runs a night service known as the “Búho” (Owl). Most of the night bus lines start at 12 o’clock midnight and end at 4 in the morning. The Búhos only run on Fridays, Saturdays and the nights before public holidays. All leave from the Boulevard.

Car parks

The city has more than 6,000 parking places spread over the city. On-street parking is controlled by parking meters OTA. The rates and times depend on the zone.

There are also more than a dozen underground car parks. The rates vary depending on the zone.

San Sebastián also has four park & ride car parks incentive car parks on its outskirts, with direct urban bus connections to the centre. Parking in these incentive car parks is either free or costs very little.

Its strategic location and excellent infrastructures make San Sebastián a place easy to reach from anywhere in the world, no matter what your method of transport. Choose the one that suits you best and get travelling!

By plane

San Sebastián has 3 airports (2 international) within just over 100 km of the city.

Only 20 kilometers from the city centre, San Sebastián Airport has connections to the major Spanish cities; Madrid and Barcelona.

Bilbao Airport, with connections to all Europe, is 100km from the city, and Biarritz Airport, served by French and international low-cost companies, 40km. 

By train

RENFE

The company RENFE rail service offers both long-distance train and suburban

The train station in the centre of San Sebastián, the "Estación del Norte", offers connections to numerous Spanish cities including Madrid and Barcelona, and to international destinations such as Paris and Lisbon.

Train journeys to and from San Sebastián will gain enormously in speed with the new Tren de Alta Velocidad (high speed train), due to connect the city with other destinations in the near future.

EUSKO TREN

There is also an underground railway, the Metro Donostialdea, a narrow-gauge train connection with Bilbao and cities along the Basque Coast, such as Zarautz. The service linking it also Hendaye (France) and the SNCF, french rail service, with Lasarte passing through Donostia. The train is popularly known as the "Topo" or "Mole".

SNCF

The French company SNCF connects with world capitals such as Paris from Hendaye train station.

By bus

The San Sebastián bus station has lines to cities throughout Spain and part of Europe. San Sebastian has a new bus station situated in Paseo Federico García Lorca 1, 20.014 Donostia, Near the train station. The other station at Pio XII square will no longer be in operation.

INFORMATION FOR BUS DRIVERS

Private coaches arriving to San Sebastian can find an appropriate place to stop, in order passengers to get off and get on. The bus can only stop for a maximum of 20 minutes at this place located in Avenida Zurriola, 6, in front of Kursaal Congress Hall, just 5 minutes walking from city’s Old Town and city centre. (43° 19' 26.1366"N 1° 58' 43.1898"W)

To park the bus, there is a suitable place behind Garbera Commercial Centre, at the east side of the town (43°18'33"N 1°56'42"W). This commercial centre is connected by buses 33, 24 & 27 of the DBus bus company.

By car

Getting to San Sebastián by car is extremely easy. The city is connected to the rest of Spain and France by the N-1 (the national highway connecting Madrid to Irun), the AP-8 (Bilbao-Irun) and A-63 (Paris-Irun) motorways and the A-15 highway (Pamplona-San Sebastián).

Once in San Sebastián, you can leave your car in one of the more than 6,000 parking places found in different parts of the city.

By motorbike

In the city of San Sebastian you can not park your motorbike in the side walk and if you do it you can be fined. The city have specific parking for motorbikes.

AAA2016 - Useful information

AAA2016 - San Sebastián, a business destination

San Sebastián (Donostia in Basque) is a medium-sized cosmopolitan city (186,700 inhabitants). It is renowned for its cuisine, award-winning urban beaches and Parisian-inspired architecture. The city is well prepared to welcome demanding visitors who want it all: high-quality services, unique spaces, memorable experiences and a full range of cultural and leisure opportunities.

Currency
Euro, commonly used throughout the European Union.

Climate
Warm climate, characterised by mild temperatures, high humidity, frequent clouds and regular rain spells all year-round.

Time zone
GMT + 1 (Paris).

Electric network
In San Sebastián, the common voltage is 230 V. The frequency is 50 Hz. Plugs and sockets are type F.

Healthcare
Hospital Donostia and Policlinica Gipuzkoa - Grupo Quirón Salud

Water
Tap water is high-quality and drinkable.

Telephone - Use of mobile phones
There are no roaming charges in the European Union. If you have a SIM card from a member state of the EU, you will be able to use your phone with no additional charges for calls, texts or internet use in any other member state.

Wifi
no password in the majority of establishments and meeting venues. Available outdoors in gardens, streets, markets, squares and bus stops. (Map of the free municipal Wi-Fi areas).

Banks and cash
More than 180 bank branches are open on midweek mornings. There is an extensive network of 24-hour cash machines, meaning you can take money out whenever you like.

Money exchange
- Money exchange Navinet (C/Narrika, 12). Open from 10:00 to 22:00, Monday to Sunday (exchange only available for U.S. dollars and British pounds).
- Money exchange Global Exchange (Alameda del Boulevard, 6). Open from 09:00 to 22:00, Monday to Sunday (more than 70 foreign currencies).
- Money exchange Eurochange (C/Ijentea, 4). Open from 09:00 to 21:00, Monday to Sunday (exchange is by appointment only and must be requested at least 24 hours in advance).
- Money Exchange Quickgold Donostia (Alameda del Boulevard, 21) Open Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 21:00 and Saturdays from 9:00 to 15:00. (More than 20 currencies available).

Taxis
Taxis usually allow clients to pay with a bank card; however, we suggest asking before getting in.

Tourist tax
There is no tourist tax.

+Tourism Office: Timetable, contacts...

+How to get to San Sebastián

+Where do I park?

+Basque Language

+Guides and tourist companies: Regulations and permits

Strategic, easy-to-access location

One of the most popular routes of arrival for congressmen, congresswomen and attendees is by plane. There are 3 airports less than 100km away from the city.

Its strategic location and vast infrastructure network has made San Sebastián an easy-to-access location, connected to the rest of the world via all kinds of transportation.
 

Nearby cities

City	Distance in Km.
Bilbao	102 Kms.	1h 5 min.	1h 15 min.	3 h.	-
Vitoria-Gasteiz	101 Kms.	1h 10 min.	1h 15 min.	1h. 40 min.	-
Biarritz	50 Kms.	45 min.	1 h. 10 min.	1h. 40 min.	-
Pamplona	82 Kms.	55 min.	1 h.	1h. 40 min.	-
Madrid	457 Kms.	4h 35 min.	5h. 20 min.	6h. 20 min.	1h. 15 min.
Barcelona	570 Kms.	5h 40 min.	8h.	5h. 50 min.	1h. 5 min.

Main ways of travelling to San Sebastián

By plane

San Sebastián has 3 airports (2 international) within just over 100 km of the city.
Only 20 kilometers from the city centre, San Sebastián Airport has connections to the major Spanish cities; Madrid and Barcelona.
Bilbao Airport, with connections to all Europe, is 105km from the city, and Biarritz Airport, served by French and international low-cost companies, 47km.

By train

RENFE

The company RENFE rail service offers both long-distanceo  train and suburban 

The train station in the centre of San Sebastián, the Estación del Norte, offers connections to numerous Spanish cities including Madrid and Barcelona, and to international destinations such as Paris and Lisbon.

Train journeys to and from San Sebastián will gain enormously in speed with the new Tren de Alta Velocidad (high speed train), due to connect the city with other destinations in the near future.

EUSKO TREN

There is also an underground railway, the  Eusko Tren, a narrow-gauge train connection with Bilbao and cities along the Basque Coast, such as Zarautz. The service linking it also Hendaye (France) and the SNCF, french rail service, with Lasarte passing through Donostia. The train is popularly known as the "Topo" or "Mole"

SNCF

The French company SNCF connects with world capitals such as Paris from Hendaye train station..

By car

Getting to San Sebastián by car is extremely easy. The city is connected to the rest of Spain and France by the N-1 (the national highway connecting Madrid to Irun), the AP-8 (Bilbao-Irun) and A-63 (Paris-Irun) motorways and the A-15 highway (Pamplona-San Sebastián).

Another comfortable and comfortable way to get to the city is by parking your car in the free parking lot of the Ficoba de Irún Exhibition Center and take the train from Euskotren to the center of San Sebastián. (40 minutes journey).

Once in San Sebastián, you can leave your car in one of the more than 6,000 parking places found in different parts of the city.

Walking

San Sebastián is people-friendly; it is easy to get around using the public transport services that connect the different parts of the city.

Taxis

San Sebastián has a large and modern fleet of taxis available 24hrs a day. The rates are official and operate with a taxi meter. In San Sebastián, unlike in other cities, taxis do not normally stop when hailed in the street. The best idea is to head for a taxi rank or phone for one:

Public transport

San Sebastián has a large city bus fleet run by the company Dbus for cheap, fast and easy city travel. Take a look at the different lines on the Dbus website.

Times

The times change depending on the line. Most services start at 07h30 and end at 22h30. The times and frequency of the different services can be found at the respective bus stops.

Dbus runs a night service known as the “Búho” (Owl). Most of the night bus lines start at 12 o’clock midnight and end at 4 in the morning. The Búhos only run on Fridays, Saturdays and the nights before public holidays. All leave from the Boulevard.

Tourist Card

• The TouristCard is the master key to the city.
• The TouristCard marks the difference between visiting or getting to know San Sebastián and Gipuzkoa
• You can use the TouristCard on public transport, and it offers you excellent discounts in museums, restaurants and shops

	To know San Sebastián
	To get to know San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa and Euskadi

Rental

Car parks

The city has more than 6000 parking spaces in different parts of the city. On the streets of the city, parking is usually regulated by OTA. Rates and schedules depend on the zones.

On the other hand, there are more than a dozen underground parking lots throughout the city. Rates vary by zones.

Donostia / San Sebastián also has three dissuasive parking in the outskirts, with direct connections to the center with several urban bus lines. The parking in these deterrent car parks is usually free or entail a minimum expense.