Just like France with its Loire Valley, Switzerland with the Grand Tour, and the United States with its iconic Route 66, the Basque County also has its own great road route: the Basque Route, which can be done by car or by motorcycle. Divided into eight […]
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San Sebastián has had the privilege of being chosen by Woody Allen as a location for shooting his latest film. Repudiated by some of the American public, this movie director has replaced his classic Manhattan with the great European capitals –Paris, London, Barcelona– and other elegant […]
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At the beginning of this year, the long-awaited Foresta Wellness opened up in San Sebastián, a boutique Gym & Spa located inside the Arima Hotel. Foresta was the last space that remained to be opened in the hotel. In addition to Foresta, the hotel features 69 […]
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In a neighborhood as bustling and full of bars and shops as the Old Quarter of San Sebastián, it is hard to highlight a novel business that captures the attention of both tourists and locals alike. The past year, however, an establishment opened its doors that […]
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Last November, Marisquería Sagastume opened at Alameda del Boulevard in San Sebastián. This establishment has brought a novel variety of products to the city – a variety which has caught the eye of individuals and renowned restaurants in the Old Town. This seafood shop is the […]
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This year, La Fábrica restaurant of San Sebastián is celebrating its fifteenth anniversary. The restaurant’s culinary project got off the ground with chef Iñigo Bozal, who wished to add an innovative, new flair to traditional Basque cuisine. The result was this unique space’s opening in the […]
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With 35 million inhabitants, Tokyo is the most populated city in the world and a source of inspiration for hundreds of artists. Among the many creators who travel to the Japanese capital in search of ideas is David García Máñez, vocalist and composer of the band […]
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Borers were miners who, using a steel rod that measured two meters in length and was known as the drill or auger, would make holes in the rocks into which explosives were placed so as to break up the stone by means of controlled blasts. At […]
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