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That’s why we not only enjoy telling you how much we love San Sebastian on our tours, but we also want to put it in writing. That’s why we have created this blog, where we tell you what we don’t have time to tell you on the tours. If you love San Sebastian as much as we do, or if you are planning a visit to our city, this is your space.
One of the best things about living in such a small region (txikia in Basque) like Gipuzkoa, is that villages tend to be nearby. And Donosti benefits from this because of its proximity with Pasajes San Juan (Donibane), a town with a beautiful port installed on the Pasajes estuary, which is protected by the Ulia and […]
Bar Intza – Esterlines Street – We have a special affection for this restaurant in the heart of the Old Town, we, the Go Local Kuadrilla, usually go there to eat whenever we can, because inside we feel at home! This is a traditional and well-known restaurant that began its journey on the eve of […]
Open since 1982, Hontza library is one of the most veterans in San Sebastian, offering not only one of the widest catalogues that a reader may need, but also a close and effective relationship with the customers that nowadays is impossible to find in the big shops. To every booklover, it is a pleasure to […]
On the Urumea River there is much more than bridges. For centuries it has been an economic and vital artery of the region. The washerwomen of the Urumea, the mines, factories, cider houses and ironworks that once brought such prosperity to the region are part of the folklore of San Sebastian. Imagine, in its day […]
Kaixo everyone! It is exciting to write this lines, as Go Local inaugurates its new blog. A bridge between us, the first free walking tour company in San Sebastian, and you, whoever you are on the other side of the screen. Here you are going to find recommendations, comments and suggestions written with love about […]
Naval Museum – Port Promenade, Donostia-San Sebastian – In the port of San Sebastian we can see a beautiful tower house of the 18th century that became the seat of a Consulate, and that today is the Naval Museum of the city. This beautiful building at the foot of Urgull Mountain accommodate two temporary exhibitions […]
