San Sebastian Tourist Train

San Sebastian is a unique, beautiful corner of northern Spain. The most entertaining and comfortable way to see it is from a train carriage. You'll discover why everyone falls in love with this city and its famous Concha beach.

San Sebastian Tourist Train

The San Sebastian tourist train begins its journey in the heart of the city, specifically in Miramar Street, in front of Alderdi Eder Parkea.

During the journey, notable landmarks in this Basque city include the Bay of La Concha, known for its urban beach, and the Island of Santa Clara. Views of Mount Urgull can be seen, offering spectacular vistas of Donostia. The route includes the Miramar Palace, a former summer residence of the Spanish Royal Family, and continues through the city center, featuring the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd and the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, before returning to the starting point.

Passengers will have access to a multi-language audio guide with descriptions of the landmarks along the route.

Schedule & frequency

The San Sebastian tourist train operates year-round from 10:15 am to 4:15 pm, extending to 6:15 pm during July, August, September, and October.

Itineraries and timetables may change due to events or celebrations in the city.