At the beginning of the 20th century, Modernism — or Art Nouveau — arrived in San Sebastian. This artistic movement, which emerged in the late 19th century, represented a break with the dominant styles of the time. This new aesthetic drew inspiration from nature and incorporated innovative materials made possible by the Industrial Revolution, such as steel and glass

With the arrival of autumn, Donostia’s markets fill with all kinds of mushrooms, while its hills, parks and gardens are transformed by leaves in warm ochre tones, making the city even more beautiful and charming. It’s the perfect time of year to enjoy an endless variety of things to do in San Sebastian. Are you in?

From 18 to 26 September, the year’s most cosmopolitan event returns. The 74th edition of the San Sebastian International Film Festival will feature 263 titles from 47 countries

During the first days of September, Donostia celebrates the Euskal Jaiak, a festival that brings together Basque culture, sport, gastronomy, folklore and traditions

The day San Sebastian was burnt to the ground

Enjoy like a donostiarra: fireworks and ice cream.