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Spain

Basque Country

Gipuzkoa

Donostia/San Sebastián

Saint-Sébastien

San Sebastián City Hall – La Concha Beach loop from San Sebastián

Routes

Hiking trails & Routes

Spain

Basque Country

Gipuzkoa

Donostia/San Sebastián

Saint-Sébastien

San Sebastián City Hall – La Concha Beach loop from San Sebastián

Easy

101

hikers

San Sebastián City Hall – La Concha Beach loop from San Sebastián

01:21

5.21km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 2, 2026

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286 m

View of La Concha Bay and San Sebastian Harbor

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On the edge of the pedestrian zone, the Jacques Cousteau Plaza, you have a great view of the port facilities, the city and the famous "Shell Bay" Playa de La Concha.

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1.03 km

San Sebastián City Hall

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This building is a special highlight in the center of the otherwise architecturally very attractive capital of the province of Gipuzkoa. It's not for nothing that the town hall of San Sebastian is one of the most photographed motifs in the city. The magnificent building impresses with its front made of gold-colored stone, which gives the town hall a noble and radiant appearance.

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1.47 km

La Concha Beach

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It is one of the most beautiful and emblematic beaches in Spain because of its unique shell shape (hence the name), because of the green mountains that surround it and because it is right in the center of San Sebastián.

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1.62 km

Clock Towers and Barometer, La Concha Promenade

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2.65 km

Miramar Tunnel Passage

Highlight • Structure

The Miramar Tunnel is a pedestrian passageway that crosses under the Miramar Palace and connects Paseo de la Concha with Ondarreta. In June 2016, it became a 'MiramArt' Tunnel, thanks to the donation of the work of the artist Víctor Goikoetxea. As soon as you enter, you will feel that you are under the sea. This project unites art, architecture, technology and renewable energy. The tunnel vault, 29 meters long, is painted with different materials, thicknesses, shine and roughness that evoke the underwater union between land and sea; In addition, the work is completed with lighting that gives movement to it, expanding the underwater sensation. Those who pass through the tunnel generate energy with their steps through technological tiles.

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