La Oreja De Van Gogh San Sebastian Tour

Exploring San Sebastian through the lens of La Oreja De Van Gogh‘s music is a unique opportunity. This limited-capacity guided tour takes visitors to key locations, offering insights into the popular band’s songs. Participants can engage with the local culture, including the tamborrada festival, all while enjoying the experience in Spanish or Basque. For those interested in music, culture, and discovering a new city, this tour seems worth considering.

Good To Know

• This 2-hour guided tour explores the city of San Sebastian through the songs of the Spanish band La Oreja de Van Gogh.
• The tour visits key locations, including the bus stop featured in the band’s song "El 28" and the site of the city’s annual tamborrada festival.
• Participants can experience the cultural significance of the tamborrada festival, which commemorates San Sebastian’s resistance against French occupation in 1813.
• The tour is available in Spanish and Basque, and participants can book with a reserve now, pay later option.
• The tour includes stops at iconic locations like La Concha Beach and Mount Urgull, which are linked to the band’s songs.

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Tour Overview

The "La Oreja de Van Gogh San Sebastian Tour" offers a unique experience for fans of the popular Spanish band.

The tour lasts 2 hours and is limited to 8 participants. It’s available in Spanish and Basque and departs from the bus stop of line 28 on San Sebastian Boulevard.

The tour lasts 2 hours and is limited to 8 participants. It’s available in Spanish and Basque and departs from the bus stop of line 28 on San Sebastian Boulevard.

The tour is priced from $41.01 per person, and bookings can be made with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Highlights include exploring the city guided by the band’s songs, visiting essential locations, and engaging with the cultural significance of the tamborrada festival on January 20.

Booking Information

Customers can reserve their spot on the "La Oreja de Van Gogh San Sebastian Tour" without upfront payment. They can also cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. To check availability, interested parties can view the tour’s starting times.

| Booking Information | |

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| Reserve Now & Pay Later | Yes |

| Free Cancellation | Up to 24 hours |

| Check Availability | For Start Times |

| Languages Offered | Spanish, Basque |

Tour Highlights

Unique experience for La Oreja de Van Gogh fans, this tour explores San Sebastian guided by the band’s songs that reference local landmarks.

Visitors will visit essential locations like the city center, Old Part, and La Concha Beach. The tour engages with the cultural significance of the tamborrada festival held on January 20.

Other highlights include the bus stop from the "El 28" song, the commemoration site for the festival, and stops related to songs like "The Girl with the Blue Cap" and "Immortal".

Throughout, the local tour guide shares insights into the band’s deep connection to the city.

Itinerary Details

The tour begins at Boulevard 9, where you will meet their local guide passionate about La Oreja de Van Gogh.

The first stop is the bus stop for line 28, a location referenced in the band’s songs.

The tour takes participants to the bus stop for line 28, a location featured in the band’s music.

Next, the group visits the site where the annual tamborrada celebration takes place on January 20th. They’ll then head to the iconic La Concha Beach and explore the port area.

The final stops include Mount Urgull, home to the "Girl with the Blue Cap", and Santa Clara, the setting for the song "Immortal".

Throughout, the guide provides insights into the band’s connection to the city.

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Guided Tour

As participants meet their local guide passionate about La Oreja de Van Gogh, they’ll embark on a journey to explore the city’s connection to the beloved band.

The guide will provide insights into the group’s references to local landmarks in their music. They’ll visit essential locations like the center, Old Part, and La Concha Beach, learning about the cultural significance of events like the tamborrada on January 20.

Throughout the tour, the guide will share their knowledge and enthusiasm, ensuring participants gain a deeper appreciation for La Oreja de Van Gogh’s ties to San Sebastian.

Connection to La Oreja De Van Gogh

Though the tour focuses on the musical group La Oreja de Van Gogh, it doesn’t merely showcase their songs.

The tour guides weave the band’s connection to San Sebastian throughout the experience, offering insights into:

• How the city’s landmarks and culture have inspired their music

• The significance of the tamborrada festival, which features in their song "Immortal"

• Locations that hold personal significance for the band members, like the girl depicted in "The Girl with the Blue Cap"

• The deep roots La Oreja de Van Gogh has established in the local community over the years.

Cultural Significance of Tamborrada

Tamborrada, the annual drumming festival held in San Sebastian on January 20th, holds immense cultural significance for the local community.

The event commemorates the city’s resistance against the French occupation in 1813. Drummers take to the streets, dressed in military uniforms, marching and playing their drums throughout the day and night.

This vibrant celebration showcases San Sebastian’s rich heritage and unity. Visitors have the unique opportunity to witness this centuries-old tradition and understand its deep-rooted importance in the city’s cultural identity.

The tour’s inclusion of the Tamborrada site allows participants to engage with this iconic San Sebastian event.

Important Reminders

1. Before embarking on the La Oreja de Van Gogh San Sebastian Tour, there are a few important reminders to keep in mind.

The tour guide encourages participants to inquire about any questions prior to the tour, including reservations.

The tour doesn’t include food or tips, so visitors should plan accordingly.

Plus, the group size is limited to 8 participants, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience.

Finally, the tour is conducted in Spanish and Basque, so non-Spanish speakers may want to consider their language abilities beforehand.

• Inquire about questions before the tour

• Food and tips not included

• Group size limited to 8 participants

• Tour conducted in Spanish and Basque

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Photos Allowed During the Tour?

Photos are generally allowed during the tour. However, it’s recommended to check with the tour guide at the start for any specific guidelines or restrictions on photography during the tour.

What Should I Wear for the Tour?

Dress comfortably for walking. Wear closed-toe shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and bring sun protection if needed. The tour involves some inclines, so dress for easy movement. Check the forecast and pack layers to stay comfortable throughout the experience.

Is the Tour Accessible for People With Disabilities?

The tour is generally accessible for people with disabilities, but it’s best to inquire about specific accommodations when booking. The guide can provide information on accessibility and assist in arranging any necessary arrangements to ensure a comfortable experience.

Can I Request a Private Tour?

Yes, the tour can be booked as a private tour. Travelers can contact the tour provider to inquire about availability and pricing for a private La Oreja de Van Gogh San Sebastian tour tailored to their specific needs and preferences.

Are There Any Additional Fees for the Tour?

The tour price includes the guided experience, but there may be additional fees for things like food, tips, or any optional activities. It’s best to check with the tour operator for a full breakdown of included and excluded costs.

The Sum Up

The La Oreja De Van Gogh San Sebastian Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the city through the lens of the popular band’s songs. With limited group sizes, participants can enjoy insights into famous tracks while engaging with the local culture in either Spanish or Basque. The tour’s highlights include visiting significant locations like La Concha Beach and the tamborrada festival site, making it a must-experience for fans and culture enthusiasts alike.

You can check if your dates are available here: