Gipuzkoa para vivirla

Cinco historias personales y cinco experiencias únicas para disfrutar Gipuzkoa de una manera diferente.

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The Gipuzkoa Top 10

Green and blue, proud of a history that has preserved the oldest language in Europe and at the forefront of creativity, Gipuzkoa is a province that is unique, cosmopolitan and above all, authentic.

Zarautz

The Guipúzcoa coastline’s longest beach and much more

Hondarribia

A walled town with the scent of the sea

Basque Coast Geopark (UNESCO)

Itsasora erortzen diren itsaslabarren eta historiaurretik bizileku izan diren haran berdeen artean.

Chillida Leku

A combination of art and nature

The Loiola Sanctuary

Art and spirituality in the heart of Gipuzkoa.

The “Txotx” ritual

Visit, tasting and local produce at a cider house

The Arantzazu Sanctuary

The Arantzazu Sanctuary and the Aizkorri-Aratz Nature Park, an exceptional natural environment.

Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum (Getaria)

The cradle of Elkano and txakoli wine

Albaola (Pasaia)

Albaola, the Basque Sea Factory and Pasaia Bay, Gipuzkoa’s maritime heritage

Aralar Nature Park and the Txindoki

Idiazabal cheese and the traditional Tolosa and Ordizia markets

Donostia / San Sebastián

Look out onto La Concha Bay and enjoy the very best pintxo trails.

San Sebastián is a city graced with three mountains, three beaches, an island and a river. But apart from its natural beauty, the capital of Gipuzkoa has also forged a charm all of its own thanks to its architecture, quality of life and renowned gastronomy.
Get to know Donostia / San Sebastián

Some recommendations

We encourage you to discover Gipuzkoa by offering all sorts of plans to make your stay more exciting and memorable.

Pintxos in Donostia – San Sebastian

In Gipuzkoa you can have a great meal on some very small helpings. Pintxos are a fun and versatile way of enjoying our cuisine.

Lastur Valley

The Lastur valley stands in the heart of the Basque Coast Geopark. There is a wide range of activities in the area.

Segura

The town was founded in 1256 by Alfonso X the Wise, King of Castile, to protect the roads leading from the central plateau to the other side of the Pyrenees.

Tabakalera

Create, create and create! After 90 years as a tobacco factory, in 2015 Tabakalera opened its doors as an International Centre for Contemporary Culture.