Tours in San Sebastian
You won’t find any flamenco or paella when you make it to San Sebastian—and that’s a good thing. Home to rugged green landscapes and some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, this is the Basque Country at its finest.
The proud heritage of the Basque people, along with the city’s rich maritime history, help make San Sebastian one of the best destinations for foodies. Seafood is present in many of the best pintxos, which can range from the simple to the avant-garde. As if that wasn’t enough, San Sebastian is also home to one of the world’s best cheesecakes—so you can satisfy your sweet tooth, too! And when you join one of our Devour San Sebastian food tours, you’ll discover (and taste!) it all in the company of a knowledgeable local.
Food Tours in San Sebastian
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The Denomination of Origin in Spain: What is it & Why it Matters
September 16, 2024someone picking up a slice of ham off a black square plateYou’ve fallen in love with the rich, smoky flavors of Spanish chorizos, bean stews, and callos. The scarlet secret–Spanish paprika or Pimentón de la Vera–is now a must-have in your spice cabinet. As you browse the market, you’re faced with a variety of charming tin cans of this essential ingredient. Which one do you choose? […]
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Everything You Need to Know About Spanish Piquillo Peppers
August 5, 2024Pintxos on a plateJust a stone’s throw away–less than a two-hour drive–from the culinary haven of San Sebastian, nestled among lush mountains and the famous Ebro River, is a town devoted entirely to one delectable delight: Spanish piquillo peppers. Whether stuffed with creamy béchamel and bacalao or served as the perfect accompaniment to a juicy solomillo, piquillo peppers […]
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5 Reasons to Add La Rioja to Your Travel Plans in Spain
July 29, 2024Close up of a glass of red wine with the bottle behind itMention “Rioja” to many people and luscious red wine is the first thing they may think of. It’s true that the region of La Rioja, located in northeastern Spain, produces some of the best wine on the planet. Visiting some of the 500 wineries that produce vino here is reason enough to put the region […]