San Telmo Museoa
Old TownThe museum of Basque society, in a 16th-century convent at the foot of Urgull. Good shelter, better content.
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It rains a lot here, and the city is built for it. An indoor plan worth doing.
Rain comes unannounced in Donostia and it won't ruin the trip: there's a museum, a market, a cider house and miles of covered bars. This plan keeps you dry most of the day and eating well — exactly what a grey sky calls for.
The museum of Basque society, in a 16th-century convent at the foot of Urgull. Good shelter, better content.
Local produce under cover and bars inside to snack without stepping outside.
Txotx, cod omelette and txuleta. The most Basque indoor plan there is; many open year-round.
Shark tunnel and the city's seafaring history, right at the end of the port. Great with kids.
The old town's streets are arcaded and the bars are full: dinner on your feet without getting wet.
Museums (San Telmo, Aquarium), covered markets, a cider-house lunch and a pintxo crawl through the arcaded Old Town streets. The city works perfectly in the rain.
Quite a bit, especially in autumn and winter, but it's usually intermittent. With a raincoat and this indoor plan your day stays intact.