San Sebastian is a city located on the Bay of Biscay, Donostia. Known for its natural beauty, its exceptional gastronomy and its vibrant culture, without a doubt its greatest attraction has always been La Concha beach. There we find emblematic buildings such as the La Perla spa, the Real Club Náutico, the old Casa Real de Baños and the Miramar Palace. The city also has an impressive range of museums, theatres and festivals, such as the famous San Sebastian International Film Festival.

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Where to Park in San Sebastián?
San Sebastián, located in northern Spain, has around 190,000 inhabitants. Its history has been shaped by its connection to the sea and its transformation into an important tourist destination since the 19th century. Its elegant architecture, famous La Concha Bay and outstanding cultural offering make it a unique destination. The city is also renowned for its prestigious gastronomy, considered among the best in the world, with a strong tradition of pintxos and haute cuisine restaurants.
However, this combination of tourist appeal and high quality of life can make parking in San Sebastián challenging, especially in the city centre and areas close to the beach. High demand, limited space and regulated parking areas make it difficult to find a space on the street, particularly during high season or at weekends. If you need to park in San Sebastián, Telpark allows you to easily manage your parking in regulated areas or at car parks available throughout the city, helping you save time and avoid complications during your stay.
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Plaza de Cataluña Car Park in San Sebastián
Located in the Gros neighbourhood, just a few metres from the Kursaal and very close to Zurriola Beach, it is perfect for exploring the area. Open 24 hours, it also offers a range of convenient services such as Express Entry, Multipass and online booking. A very central and practical option.
Plaza Easo Car Park in San Sebastián
Located in the Amara neighbourhood, its privileged location provides easy access to the city centre, the Euskotren station, La Concha Beach and the Zurriola promenade. It has spaces for vans, motorcycles and cars, as well as essential Telpark services such as 24-hour video surveillance.
Okendo Car Park in San Sebastián
Plaza Okendo is located right next to the Hotel María Cristina and the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, providing direct access to the city centre, the Old Town, the Kursaal and Zurriola Beach, some of the most challenging areas for parking in San Sebastián. In addition to leaving your car in a video-surveilled facility, it offers electric vehicle charging, advance booking and 24-hour opening.
La Concha Car Park in San Sebastián
Located in Plaza Cervantes, in an unbeatable location, and as its name suggests, it is a perfect option for those who want to visit La Concha Beach or the historic centre of San Sebastián. It has 654 spaces across 5 floors, which you can book in advance.
Boulevard Car Park in San Sebastián
Located in the heart of San Sebastián, it is the ideal option for leaving your car and exploring the city centre on foot. Just a few steps away are the Old Town, the Town Hall and La Concha Beach, as well as shopping areas, pintxos bars and the city's main tourist attractions.
Atotxa Car Park in San Sebastián
Located in the Amara neighbourhood and next to the train and bus stations, it is ideal if you need to leave your car close to the city centre. The Urumea River and the wide range of leisure and cultural attractions in the Old Town are just a few minutes' walk away. It offers key Telpark services such as Express Entry, 24-hour opening and advance booking through the app.
Advantages of Parking with Telpark in San Sebastián
Telpark car parks, thanks to their prime locations, have become one of the best solutions for getting around San Sebastián without worries. Booking a space at the car park that best suits your route will help you avoid fines and wasting time during your stay.
Monthly and Annual Parking Passes
If you live in San Sebastián or regularly visit the city for leisure or work, this parking option in Donostia is particularly convenient. With Telpark, you can get a monthly or annual parking pass that guarantees you a permanent space at the facility closest to your workplace or home.
Book Your Parking Space
If you know the dates of your visit in advance, you can book your parking space in Donostia. With Telpark, you can do so up to one month before your arrival and cancel without penalty up to 24 hours before the booking date.
24-Hour Service and Video Surveillance
Our Telpark car parks in San Sebastián are open all day, and you will always have access to assistance, either in person or remotely, if any problem arises. The facilities also have 24-hour video surveillance to ensure the security of your vehicle.
Multipass
Do you need to park several times in Donostia but not often enough to require a monthly or annual pass? If so, Multipass is an option that allows you to purchase passes for 5, 10 or 20 parking entries at reduced rates, with the possibility of parking for up to 12 hours per day.
Express Entry
This service allows users to enter and leave Telpark car parks without tickets or payment machines, saving considerable time. By activating this option in the Telpark app and registering your vehicle's number plate, the barrier will open automatically when you enter and leave, and payment will be made automatically using the registered card.
Electric Vehicle Charging
Special parking spaces equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles, allowing you to recharge your car while it is parked.
Locker
Self-service lockers for sending and collecting parcels. You can access your deliveries whenever it is convenient for you and with complete security.
XXL Spaces
Many Telpark car parks in San Sebastián have larger spaces that allow you to park your vehicle more comfortably. There are also spaces adapted for people with reduced mobility.
Use the Telpark App to Park in San Sebastián
With the Telpark app, you can easily manage your parking in San Sebastián with just a few clicks. Available for iOS and Android, it allows you to pay for parking in regulated parking areas (OTA), book a parking space, purchase parking passes and find the nearest Telpark car park to your location.
You can also check which car parks have electric vehicle charging points and book them directly through the app. All this from the most reliable and secure app for managing your mobility and parking, allowing you to move around Donostia more conveniently, keep control of your parking sessions and enjoy the city without worries.
Other Parking Options in San Sebastián
To enjoy a city as fascinating as Donostia to the fullest, the most convenient, recommended and secure option is to use the Telpark car park network. However, it is also possible to park on the street. In these cases, parking management becomes more complicated because, to avoid fines, it is necessary to be fully aware of the specific regulated parking rules.
Regulated Parking in San Sebastián (OTA)
Parking on the streets of San Sebastián is regulated by the Traffic and Parking Ordinance (OTA), managed by the city council. This system defines the areas where parking is permitted and establishes different conditions depending on the type of user (resident or visitor), the time of day and the parking duration.
- Blue Zone in San Sebastián: designed to encourage vehicle turnover, allowing parking for a limited period of time (usually 90 minutes, although this can be extended to 3–5 hours in certain areas). It is generally found in commercial and tourist areas and near the beach or city centre, such as Amara Nuevo or El Antiguo.
- Green Zone in San Sebastián: primarily intended for residents, with parking periods ranging from 3 to 9 hours. Non-residents can park for a more limited period and at higher rates. It is common in residential areas such as Amara Nuevo, San Roque (Amara Viejo), Sagués (Gros), Igara, Riberas de Loyola, Anoeta and El Antiguo.
- Special Zone in San Sebastián: identified by its sand-coloured road markings. Found on many streets in the city centre, it has the highest parking rates and the maximum parking time is usually 90 minutes.
- Red Zone in San Sebastián: more affordable than the special zone. Parking periods range from 90 minutes in areas such as El Antiguo/Ondarreta, Gros or Amara Nuevo to 180 minutes in the Miraconcha area.
- Loading and unloading spaces: reserved for authorised vehicles during specific hours. Parking outside the permitted time periods may result in fines. These spaces are usually clearly signposted and located on commercial streets or near markets and services.
- Spaces for motorcycles and people with reduced mobility: specific, clearly marked spaces reserved for these users. Using them without authorisation constitutes an offence.
How to Pay for Blue Zone Parking in San Sebastián?
One of the main advantages of the Telpark app is that it allows you to manage street parking in Donostia automatically. With the app, you can pay from your mobile to park in San Sebastián's OTA zones, without coins or parking meters.
Simply select “start parking”, enter the required details and set the parking duration. If you need more time, you can extend it or, alternatively, end the parking session earlier, within the permitted limits. The app also helps you avoid potential fines by sending you a notification before your parking time expires. Even if you arrive late, the app allows you to cancel the fine provided that the requirements established by the City Council are met.
Finally, from your app history, you can download payment receipts to keep track of your professional and/or personal expenses.
Tips for Driving Around San Sebastián
Several factors can make getting around Donostia by car challenging: its urban layout, narrow streets in the Old Town, high traffic density and limited space due to its natural surroundings between the sea and the mountains.
In addition, major European cities are increasingly committed to sustainability. San Sebastián has also introduced measures to reduce pollution and encourage active mobility. These include restrictions on vehicle traffic in certain areas to prioritise public transport, cycling and pedestrians. These areas are monitored by cameras and regulated through restricted-access systems. The city centre is also largely pedestrian-oriented, meaning there is less space for private vehicles.
Areas of San Sebastián with Restricted Traffic
- Old Town and Boulevard: one of the busiest areas of the city. Private traffic is highly restricted, with access mainly permitted to residents and authorised services. Most streets are pedestrianised or give priority to pedestrians, so avoiding driving through this area is recommended.
- Central Area (City Centre, Cathedral and Buen Pastor): although it is not completely pedestrianised, many streets have restricted or controlled access. Priority is given to pedestrians, bicycles and public transport, and there are dedicated lanes for buses and taxis.
- Gros and Zurriola: a modern and busy neighbourhood, especially in summer. Several streets near the seafront or school areas have temporary restrictions at weekends.
- El Antiguo and Peine del Viento: cars can circulate in this area, but access is closely controlled. Some areas have restricted access for residents or authorised vehicles, and temporary road closures may be introduced during events or public holidays.
- Ondarreta and La Concha Promenade: this iconic area has a high density of pedestrians. During high season and at weekends, traffic restrictions or temporary diversions may be introduced to facilitate pedestrian and bicycle use.
Other Ways to Get Around Donostia
Due to its compact size, traffic restrictions and high number of visitors during the high season, getting around San Sebastián by car is not always easy. The best solution is to leave your car in a secure car park and explore the city on foot, by public transport or by bicycle.
Getting Around San Sebastián by Bus
San Sebastián's urban bus network, operated by Dbus, is modern and efficient, covering virtually all neighbourhoods in the city as well as providing connections to tourist attractions such as Peine del Viento, the Kursaal and Monte Igueldo.
- Usual operating hours: from 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
- Night buses (“búhos”): operate at weekends and on public holidays until 4:00 a.m., depending on the route.
Some of the most useful routes for visitors are:
- Route 5 (Benta Berri–Altza): crosses the city centre and connects neighbourhoods such as El Antiguo and Gros.
- Route 13 (Altza–Igeldo): ideal for reaching Monte Igueldo and enjoying the views.
- Route 28 (Amara–Ospitaleak): runs through the city centre, Boulevard and Ondarreta Beach.
- Route 16: connects the city centre with the Igueldo funicular.
Getting Around San Sebastián by Bicycle
Donostia is an ideal city for cycling thanks to its extensive network of cycle lanes. There are more than 80 km connecting the entire city, as well as the municipal electric bike service, Dbizi, with stations throughout the city. A fast, sustainable and enjoyable alternative.
Getting Around San Sebastián on Foot
As it is not a particularly large city, San Sebastián is ideal for exploring on foot. Distances between neighbourhoods are short, and many of the main tourist attractions are just a few minutes' walk from each other. Strolling through the Old Town, walking along Paseo Nuevo, following La Concha Beach towards Peine del Viento or exploring the Gros neighbourhood are all essential experiences.
What to Do in San Sebastián: Must-See Places
San Sebastián is a magical city, with charming neighbourhoods, one of the most spectacular urban beaches in Spain and an exceptional food scene, with pintxos routes being one of the city's star attractions. To explore it, you can leave your car in one of Telpark's 6 car parks in Donostia and get around this highly accessible city on foot.
Old Town and Boulevard
San Sebastián's historic centre is the beating heart of the city. Here you will find pintxos bars, historic pedestrian streets and architectural gems such as the Church of San Vicente. Just a few metres away are the Town Hall, the Marina and San Telmo Museum. To explore this area without any hassle, you can leave your car at Telpark's Okendo car park.
La Concha Beach and the Romantic Area
There are few places as iconic as La Concha Promenade, with its famous white railing and spectacular views of the bay. Nearby is the Romantic Area, an elegant neighbourhood with 19th-century buildings, shops, cafés and places such as San Martín Market. Telpark's La Concha car park allows you to leave your car just a few metres from the beach.
Gros and Zurriola
If you are looking for a young and modern atmosphere, Gros is the place to be. Zurriola Beach is famous among surfers and is surrounded by speciality cafés and a vibrant cultural scene. The Kursaal, home to the San Sebastián Film Festival, is also located here. Telpark's Plaza Cataluña car park is the closest option.
Monte Urgull and Paseo Nuevo
Climbing Monte Urgull is a must. From the top, you can enjoy some of the best panoramic views of the city, as well as visit La Mota Castle and the Sacred Heart statue. The descent along Paseo Nuevo, following the coastline, is another essential experience. Telpark's Boulevard car park is the ideal option for leaving your vehicle and starting your route to this area.
El Antiguo and Peine del Viento
The El Antiguo neighbourhood retains a local atmosphere, with bakeries, traditional taverns and another of San Sebastián's symbols: Peine del Viento. From here, you can also take the funicular up to Monte Igueldo, home to a historic amusement park. You can leave your car at Telpark's La Concha or Plaza Easo car parks and walk to this area.
Ondarreta and Miramar
Ondarreta Beach is quieter than La Concha, making it perfect for families and water sports. Just a few steps away is Miramar Palace, with its gardens open to the public and privileged views over the bay. One of the most convenient options for exploring this area is Telpark's La Concha car park, allowing you to plan an enjoyable route around the area.
With Telpark, you can leave your car safely in a car park with comfortable spaces, useful services and competitive prices, as well as book your space from your mobile, manage your parking time and explore the city with complete peace of mind.







