3-Day San Sebastián City Break

This comprehensive San Sebastián experience offers the perfect combination of sightseeing and time at leisure. The activities are available all three days to accommodate your schedule. The below itinerary is simply an example of how you could allocate your time and choose activities.
Day 1:
Ditch the bags and check into your hotel so you can explore San Sebastián’s streets unencumbered. Bring a hearty appetite for a culinary tour of Basque Country’s signature cuisine of pintxos, shareable bites often paired with drinks. You’ll meander from one restaurant to the next, exploring San Sebastián’s storied streets with the help of your provided road book and dossier filled with potential routes, historical lore and architectural facts.
If you fall in love with one charming eatery, enjoy your fill of eight pintxos and four drinks in one gustatory go. If you’re craving more variety, spread them out over multiple stops to stretch out your night. Once you’re stuffed, stroll back to the hotel as night falls, stopping along the water to take in the sparkling reflection of the city lights on the ocean.
Overnight: 4-star Hotel Silken Plaza Amara
Day 2: (B)
Get an early start with breakfast at your hotel, and prepare for a full day of sightseeing around the coastal community. Hop aboard a double-decker bus (hop-on hop-off pass at your own expense). Explore the architectural beauty of the Miramar and Justice Palaces, wander through the Alderi-Eder gardens and take in the other sights of San Sebastián at your own pace. 
Want a more in-depth look at this bustling port city? Make your way to San Sebastián’s Aquarium where you can admire marine life as you walk through an underwater tunnel filled with fish and sharks. Finish the day sampling local cuisine with any remaining pintxos or drinks from the previous night.
Overnight: 4-star Hotel Silken Plaza Amara
Day 3: (B)
Linger over breakfast before checking out of your hotel and saying goodbye to your exploration of the charming streets and beaches of Basque Country’s San Sebastián.