Planning a trip to Spain and wondering if San Sebastian is worth visiting? You’ve come to the right guide! As a travel b ...

Instead, locals mainly subsist on pintxos — the quicker, punchier Basque equivalent to Spanish tapas — which are downed as part of an everlasting bar crawl. Fine dining made San Sebastian a global ...

The Franco-Spanish border is just over 62 miles away and Vitoria-Gasteiz’s surviving medieval walls attest to a city at a ...

You can find pintxos bars all over San Sebastian (there are more than 200, to be exact), but travelers say Parte Vieja is the best place to start your culinary tour, thanks to the neighborhood's ...

A good chunk of San Sebastian's international foodie fame is credited to its pintxo, so you'll want to put aside some time to explore the city's pintxos bars either on your own or with an ...

ESKERRIK asko!” My friend had been thanking our barman more confidently with each drink, practising the tongue-twister Basque ...

But you don’t need to drop hundreds of Danish Krone to enjoy the best of the Copenhagen food scene. The city’s version of ...

And come mealtime, this city and its surrounding pintxos bars—small plates of food akin to tapas, but with a distinctly Basque approach. Visitors to San Sebastian can explore the city’s Old ...

The only rush is outside the metro station where some fans cram the entrance. The mass of supporters instead stroll down ...