Donostia - San Sebastián | EUSKADI #4

Well, start a new day and we'll go to San Sebastian today. Is that Leia? Well, we're going to Donosti. So nothing, we have a pick-up and drop-off and Leia wants to escape. So we'll stop there and we'll go counting. It's been quite a while and we still haven't reached the beach. That there will be more open and now much more. Y para, ya aquí no hay. What is it? You better listen to me. Y nada, we are going through now for... This is the Real Sociedad stadium. From here, from Donosti. What is Eanoeta. That's where we parked the car. Because then what is the area of the beach is impossible. And to park it you have to leave it in underground parks. I can get you 20 euros for leaving it all day. Son of a robot. And nothing, we left it here in the pay zone. For a couple of euros we have it all day. So nothing, this is the stadium of Eanoeta. And now we're going to go walking till the beach. That'll take us about half an hour. And nothing, look for the shield. Ahí en frente. I'm going to the front. And that's what we're going to teach him now. That's really pretty. If not, I'll be a surfer. To capture the potential at the hour. That building over there at the corner, you see it? The one that's the most salient, yes. That's very famous because there is the concha award ceremony. It's the film festival. It's the most familiar. And there are a lot of super-cute ones. Well, this is pretty new. There are a lot of exhibitions and presentations. And the famous people usually stay here. They usually stay at the Hotel María Cristina. It's right here, by the sea. We're going to cross now. That's the last bridge we've reached. And the wind level is rising here. And so now we arrive. The wind that's blowing is breaking all the waves here against the bridge. Generate waves that break against the breakers and against the walk. We're already climbing up to the beach. It's right there with the sea and the walk. We're climbing up here to a species, a tiny mountain that's there. I must say, I'm back to making a case. Yes, I can be a liar again. So let's go up that from up there are very good views. And this is a little island where they put... There are plenty of batteries from the Civil War and stuff. Where I used to be a defender in case there was some kind of assault. So we'll see what's left now. See, I think I can do a little better here. Well this is it... where we are now is the Mount Urgur. And nothing, we're going up to the castle part up there. There we saw the batteries, there in the back. Yeah, but the thing about the wind is that you can't do anything. And here we have the port with the beach of La Concha. We finally have the beach of Ondarretá. There is the island of Santa Clara. Ahí al fondo el Monte Higueldo. This is the mountain of Higueldo. There's a building up there that has a funicular to go up from below. Well, I don't know if you heard me but that, that's finally El Monte Higueldo. With a funicular that goes up to the top. The island of Santa Clara and the island of Urgur that we are now. So let's see a little more of this part and we'll go down here to the harbour. We're going to the casco viejo and we're going to eat some pinchos that are very typical here in San Sebastián. Are you going to do well on the plan? - I know. Well, let's go to the other side. There's a lot more atmosphere here because it's the area of the pinchos here in Donosti, del casco viejo. There are usually quite a few weddings in this church. If you come on a weekend it's pretty sure you'll catch a wedding. And there's quite a bit of atmosphere all around. So let's eat some pinchos here. A ver que sitio encontramos. A place where we found each other. Yeah, let's go into a hot bar. Hey move ya. There's always room for food and snacks. It's a very famous place here of mussels. We've got some good ones that are super good too. Here are the bravas. If you like mussels they'll be very good, but I don't like them. Because you don't know how to eat. Well, that's not what I'm recommending. We're now in El Afo Negro, which is a very... It's smaller, but it's very well known here. And you have such elaborate pinchos like these. A quail with onion and I don't know what kind of sauce. A hamburger from the cove. And the potatoes, what do you think? A hamburger, a super mini hamburger. I was just about to eat. It's a mini hamburger. What's up Mara? No, it's not that you can't eat it, it's so tiny. The palitas of Leia. And we have here, these son, the chips son de plátano. Son of the banana chips. Las cortan muy finitas y luego ya las... (they cut very finitas and then they... Well, after the pinchos, we're out very full. We are a reventar. We are here in the Plaza de la Constitución. What was before... That doesn't seem like much, but if you look there... Do you see how the numbers are on the balconies? Well, that's how people enter the plaza. And this, because this was an old bullring. It's been years. Well, what better for a December 7th. Here in the north. I have a little ice cream. Mara asked me why? I'm not going to lie. You are one of Ferrero's. They're very rich, son of a ice cream shop that's here on the Boulevard. That's called Boulevard Yelatería. No tiene mucho perdida. It's not that bad. Entonces is in the corner. Here in the square is. That's next to the old casco. And the ice cream is very rich. O sea, always hay mucha cola. Now there was enough cola, being December. And in the summertime, I'm usually a dreamer. There's a Coke outside and it's gonna cost me a lot to take care of you. See even the flavors that are there. But it deserves much of the pain. They're very rich. From here came the Tour de France in '92. We're here together. The shellfish. And here's the whole facade full of Civil War shrapnel. It's full of holes. Here we have the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd of San Sebastián. That's gothic style, right? From the 19th century. I'm not going to... You know it by heart, don't you? Have you seen the cartel? You know everything. You belong to the diocese of San Sebastián. You're pretty great. Any more data? The plant is rectangular. Distribuyen dos naves. This is the first time. - What? Well, we've already arrived at home. It hasn't been a very intense day either. Well, not very intense. Well, but we've arrived at six. We're closed. So that... We'll finish the trip tomorrow. We'll see plenty of day. And you goodbye. Because it's the pueblo and no... He hasn't seen it yet. Well, see you. See you tomorrow. And nothing, by noon we will leave. So I'll just mix the vlog of today with the one of tomorrow. If you stay very short. I'll see you. So that's it. - I'm not going to. It begins a new day and a last day. And we are again I'm going to turn around here for Plencia. For my people. Y nada, hoy vamos a dar otra vuelta. Y nada, hoy vamos a dar otra vuelta. Today we are going to have another turn. To see him in the day. Before we go. We'll be leaving at noon. And then there's no pillar at the entrance to Madrid. In an hour? Yeah, more or less. Maybe we'll eat something here if we get hungry. We're going. But that, so we'll teach a little bit the pueblo. It's the same as the other night. But good, today you can see more. That's all the field. And here is the bridge. And the metro station. So nothing, we're going to go entering the pueblo. Y hasta la playa. I'm going to the beach. Here we have the bridge. And all the river. For the walk we're on. We'll continue the next day. The whole of the Plaza del Astillero. With the city council. Now you have another pint, don't you? Ah, it is muy bonita. Is it decorated for Christmas or is it always like this? Uh, no, it is decorated. Oh, now you don't see it, but there's Sorión standing here on the terrace. But now it's off. Do you see the lights? I think the other day you were wearing them, right? Yeah, but that. lf you come in at night you'll light it. Here we have one of the traditional Basque sports. That's the trainera. It seems here Cambridge against Oxford. No, if you like the accent. We're going for a walk. Chulo que se conoce muy popularmente (chulo who is known popularly) In the village of El Paseo. Then I'll explain where the name comes from. So this is the little door. Well, here we are at the beach. A la playa Plencia. I'm going to the beach. And here we have a barquito. What's up? Underwaterwine.com is a great place to start. Yes, it is. Well, I'll explain it to you another day. But here's the burial... Hay as coffres enterrados by the sea with barricas And bottles of wine. Because, bueno, it's a way What do some of them say, the company This one, it's better preserved. That kept her there a few years Then the wine tastes better. No, he's not. But, well, I suppose that's also A way to do business, right? A who wants to believe and prove Because he knows better. And nothing, because this is the beach that is very very big. Well, the sea is too big for what the area is. It seems like the Mediterranean coast is tiny. But here it is quite large. We have a panoramic view of the entire town. Well, from the coast. Yeah, there you go. The village. This is the playa de Plencia. Here we go with Gorlitz. That's the pueblo next door. And that would be the playa de Gorlitz and the final The beach of Astondo. Leya! What's the matter? It's the one you see in the rearview mirror. Well, you're closing up, huh? Why? Why? Because she's a liar. Leya, you're not tired! - What's going on? What? Y nada, ya'm alone with Leya. And nothing, the trip was very cool. It's been cut but good, it's been good. To clear up a little bit of what is the routine Here in Madrid you go Too much too soon. Then, take a few days there. Peace and tranquility for the north of Genial. So that nothing, I'm going to make another mini-trip. In the Christmas season So I'll tell you. And nothing, hopefully I'll be doing a lot of traveling next year. But, well, I'll tell you all about it. Thank you so much as always to all those who Follow me and see you next time. Now, now.