

by Secret Food Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$229.72This walking tour in San Sebastian lasts about 3 and a half hours and focuses on local Basque food and drinks. The tour includes stops at five locations in the city’s historic center. Participants will taste 12 different items, including six varieties of pintxos, local wines, cider, and a dessert. The tour starts near San Sebastián Cathedral, where the guide provides background on the area. One stop is at a family-owned pintxos bar that has operated since 1942. There, guests learn how to pour natural Basque cider and sample premium 100% Iberian ham. Other stops include views of the Hotel Maria Cristina, the Victoria Eugenia Antzokia theater, and the Kursaal Congress Centre and Auditorium, highlighting San Sebastian’s architecture and culture. Included tastings are local red and white wines including Txakoli, natural cider, Rioja red wine, Iberian ham, croquettes, grilled foie gras with mushrooms, fresh oysters, olives, a Spanish-style French toast dessert called torrija with ice cream, and a signature secret dish. The tour does not include transportation or guide gratuities. Participants should be prepared for walking and notify the operator of any dietary restrictions in advance.
San Sebastián Cathedral
San Sebastián Cathedral, also known as Catedral de San Sebastián, is a key religious building in the historic city center of San Sebastián, Basque Country, Spain. The cathedral is recognized for its architectural significance and serves both as a tourist site and a place of worship.
Historic Family-Owned Pintxos Bar
This pintxos bar, operating since 1942, is family owned and historic. Visitors learn how to pour Basque natural cider and sample premium 100% Iberian ham. The stop lasts approximately 30 minutes.
30 min
Hotel Maria Cristina
Hotel Maria Cristina is a historic luxury hotel in San Sebastián dating from the late 19th century. Named after Queen Maria Cristina, the hotel features Belle Époque architecture and elegant interior design.
Victoria Eugenia Antzokia
The Victoria Eugenia Theatre, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2012, combines Belle Époque design with modern elements. Built in 1912 by architect Francisco de Urcola, the sandstone building has plateresque and Spanish Renaissance motifs. Its facade includes sculptures symbolizing opera, tragedy, comedy, and drama above Doric columns.
Kursaal Congress Centre and Auditorium
Designed by Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, the Kursaal Congress Centre and Auditorium in Donostia-San Sebastián includes a large auditorium, multipurpose halls, and exhibition spaces.
We'll meet at the stairs of the main entry of the Good Shepherd of San Sebastián Cathedral, at Plaza del Buen Pastor. Your guide will be waiting with an orange umbrella so they are easy to spot.


by Secret Food Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$229.72This walking tour in San Sebastian lasts about 3 and a half hours and focuses on local Basque food and drinks. The tour includes stops at five locations in the city’s historic center. Participants will taste 12 different items, including six varieties of pintxos, local wines, cider, and a dessert. The tour starts near San Sebastián Cathedral, where the guide provides background on the area. One stop is at a family-owned pintxos bar that has operated since 1942. There, guests learn how to pour natural Basque cider and sample premium 100% Iberian ham. Other stops include views of the Hotel Maria Cristina, the Victoria Eugenia Antzokia theater, and the Kursaal Congress Centre and Auditorium, highlighting San Sebastian’s architecture and culture. Included tastings are local red and white wines including Txakoli, natural cider, Rioja red wine, Iberian ham, croquettes, grilled foie gras with mushrooms, fresh oysters, olives, a Spanish-style French toast dessert called torrija with ice cream, and a signature secret dish. The tour does not include transportation or guide gratuities. Participants should be prepared for walking and notify the operator of any dietary restrictions in advance.
San Sebastián Cathedral
San Sebastián Cathedral, also known as Catedral de San Sebastián, is a key religious building in the historic city center of San Sebastián, Basque Country, Spain. The cathedral is recognized for its architectural significance and serves both as a tourist site and a place of worship.
Historic Family-Owned Pintxos Bar
This pintxos bar, operating since 1942, is family owned and historic. Visitors learn how to pour Basque natural cider and sample premium 100% Iberian ham. The stop lasts approximately 30 minutes.
30 min
Hotel Maria Cristina
Hotel Maria Cristina is a historic luxury hotel in San Sebastián dating from the late 19th century. Named after Queen Maria Cristina, the hotel features Belle Époque architecture and elegant interior design.
Victoria Eugenia Antzokia
The Victoria Eugenia Theatre, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2012, combines Belle Époque design with modern elements. Built in 1912 by architect Francisco de Urcola, the sandstone building has plateresque and Spanish Renaissance motifs. Its facade includes sculptures symbolizing opera, tragedy, comedy, and drama above Doric columns.
Kursaal Congress Centre and Auditorium
Designed by Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, the Kursaal Congress Centre and Auditorium in Donostia-San Sebastián includes a large auditorium, multipurpose halls, and exhibition spaces.
We'll meet at the stairs of the main entry of the Good Shepherd of San Sebastián Cathedral, at Plaza del Buen Pastor. Your guide will be waiting with an orange umbrella so they are easy to spot.