One of the most attractive and enjoyable little outdoor spaces in San Sebastián, the Parque de Alderdi Eder is actually more of an elongated plaza shaded by trees, dotted with benches and busy with children and families enjoying the old-fashioned carousel and numerous street performers. Brilliant views unfold over Playa de la Concha.
Parque de Alderdi Eder
San Sebastián
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