
Breakfast at Hotel Avenida
Enjoy a local breakfast to fuel your day.
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Day 1

Enjoy a local breakfast to fuel your day.
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Embark on the Ulia Route hike from the picturesque town of Pasaia to San Sebastián.
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Savor the flavors of local cuisine at the renowned Gandarias restaurant.
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Stroll through San Sebastián's charming Old Town, rich in history and vibrant atmosphere.
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Day 2

Start your day with a delightful breakfast at a café near Hotel Avenida.
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Ride the historic funicular railway to the top of Monte Igueldo for panoramic views.
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Taste modern Basque cuisine at Casual Taberna, known for its innovative dishes.
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Relax at Zurriola Beach, popular among surfers and sunbathers.
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Day 3

Start your day with a peaceful walk in Cristina Enea Park, a green oasis in the city.
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Discover Basque culture and art at San Telmo Museoa housed in a historic convent.
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Indulge in a Basque meal and sample the famous cheesecake at La Viña.
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Experience the pintxo culture of San Sebastián by hopping between bars.
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Day 4

Enjoy a hearty breakfast at your hotel to fuel the day's activities.
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Try your hand at surfing with a lesson on the iconic Zurriola Beach.
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Explore marine life exhibits and learn about the ocean at this wonderful aquarium.
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Hike up Monte Urgull for spectacular views and explore the poignancy of its memorials.
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Day 5

Enjoy breakfast in one of the quaint cafés located in the Old Town.
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Visit the bustling La Bretxa Market to pick up fresh produce and local goods.
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Enjoy a relaxed lunch along the scenic Concha Promenade.
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End your trip with a walk to the famous Wind Comb sculptures.
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