The "cubes Moneo"

We're here at the beach Zurriola

 We are at the front of the "cubes Moneo" which are formed by the palace of congress and Kursaal Auditorium.

 It is usually illuminate depending on major holidays and events in the city.

 The zurriola is a favorite beach in San Sebastian for surfing

The city park

Today we walk a bit in to the city park.

 enjoying the view of the city from the park

 

We visited the park Miramar

 We also visited the park Miramar. The set of Miramar, composed of a palace with its park, and various buildings, gardens and outbuildings, covering, in total, an area of 34,136 meters square, bounded in the north, the gardens of Ondarreta, the rocks and the sea. Here we are with the English style palace.

Here is Ondarreta beach from the park

and here we are with the so-called Pico el Loro ( "parrot beak" ) The point where they meet the beaches of La Concha and Ondarreta, a unique place to see the tidal forces as it depends on the time of day, then this serves enclave between the two most famous beaches and the bay.

We visit the Comb of the Wind

en route to the sculptures we can see the island of Santa Clara more closely. When the tide is very low you can go walking to it by those stones! But that happens very rarely

 

Here we come at last to the comb of the winds!

 The Comb of the Wind is one of the best known works of sculptor Eduardo Chillida and one of the most famous in the city. The whole work consists of three steel sculptures curved. They are embedded in rocks and in direct contact with the sea in an area that the waves and the wind hit hard. The twisted comb some see in the sculptures along with the wind whipping the area usually give the name to the work.

 We found That One of them is fenced by temporary landslides...

 there are many waves!

 Alongside the work of Chillida was conditioned area with an underground tunnel through which water enters hard when high tide is raging and ejects jets of water into the sky through holes provided for such purpose, creating a very characteristic sound, what makes Chillida's work not only for visual appeal but even older children have enjoyed it.

AROMA MENYENGAT DI GUNUNG PAPANDAYAN

Huekks!!

Berkali-kali saya ingin muntah mencium aroma semerbak yang melayang di udara. Jalanan yang tak seberapa menanjak itu pun terasa berat. Bunyi semburan asap berwarna kuning dari sela-sela bebatuan pun tetap menyembur keluar tanpa mempedulikan para pejalan dan pendaki yang berusaha melewatinya.

Perjalanan saya ke salah satu gunung volcano teraktif yang berada di daerah Garut, Jawa Barat

A walk to the sandy beach

We followed the walk and we reached the beach Ondarreta

 we are down to the sandy beach and here we are enjoying the views

There is a playground in the middle of the beach

another view from the beach, the background Sana Clara Island and Mount Urgull

 

there in the background isagain Mount Igueldo and in the right corner is the comb of the winds, we want to go there!

At the Bay of La Concha

 Here we are at the Bay of La Concha

 

 In the background is the town hall, Mount Urgull and tamarinds!

 Enjoying the nice view...

 With the endearing Santa Clara Island in the background.

 here we are at the beach enjoying the typical Concha Bay rail

 

and here we are posing with the characteristics of the main entrance lamps

 

Here we are! Concha beach in autumn

 

 Have you seen Paul?! What calmed the Cantabrian Sea is today!

Yes Hans. Kontxi has told us that in days of storm you can see large waves. Maybe we can see them before we left! We will follow the Paseo de la Concha to reach the next beach called Ondarreta. Go go!

A walk to the town hall

Today we walt to the town hall.

Here we are in front of the town hall of the city of San Sebastian

 It is located in the gardens of Alderdi Elder, a very nice place with the Bay of La Concha as deep.

 in this beautiful garden you can find flowers,

 palm trees and the tree typical of the city, tamarind.

 We've had great climbing them! You can see us?

Breakfast in St. Lucia Churrer�a.

 We had breakfast in St. Lucia Churrer�a. 

 He sells the best chocolate donuts the city 

On the walls are beautiful ancient city photographs

A walk to the sculpture of Raymond Sarriegui

 Here we are in the Constitution Square. Its windows are numbered because the square was formerly a bullring.

 

and here we are in the Sarriegui square 

where there is a sculpture in honor of Raymond Sarriegui that Spanish was a popular musician known primarily as the author of the March of San Sebasti�n, the rest of musical compositions that are interpreted in the Tamborrada of San Sebastian and its traditional carnivals.

right next door is the commercial center of La Bretxa