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Follow in the footsteps of two of your favorite characters on HBO’s “Game of Thrones” on this full-day, guided tour to season seven shooting locations. Set foot on the beach where Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen meet for the first time, walk the 241-step footbridge to ‘Dragonstone’ (hermitage of San Juan de Gaztelugatxe) and see the rocky landscape (The Flysch) leading to the castle shores.

Stroll through the historic Old Town of San Sebastian with a guide on this walking tour. Through a guide's commentary, learn about the city's people, culture, architecture, and history. With a small group of just 10 people or fewer, travelers will enjoy personalized attention and the chance to ask questions on the tour, which will stop at a local bar for a round of pintxos (tapas) and a drink.

For all the Game of Thrones fans, this tour is perfect for you, as it takes you to the place where Dragonstone was filmed in season seven. Actually, there were two places where it was filmed, and you’ll visit both today. Visit Itzurun Beach in Zumaia, an amazing coastline, then Mundaka Beach to wander around the surfing village, and finally visit San Juan de Gaztelugatxe and hear stories of pirates and witches.

When the sun sets over La Concha, the elegant facade of Donostia-San Sebastián fades, revealing a city of restless spirits. Join us for a journey through the "other" side of the city—where history meets the unexplained. This isn't a standard history walk. We’ll traverse the oldest cobblestones to uncover chilling legends and documented mysteries. Highlights: The Haunted Gateway: Begin at Puente de Santa Catalina, where travelers report more than just the cold wind. Grand Secrets: Discover what hides behind the glamour of Hotel María Cristina and the historic Teatro Principal. Echoes of the Past: Wander the narrow Calle 31 de Agosto and the silent shadows of San Vicente Church. The Dark Heart: Navigate the eerie stillness of Plaza de la Constitución. To steady your nerves, we include a glass of premium local cider or fine Basque wine at a hand-picked historic spot. Perfect for those who crave the darker side of history.