
“Hidden” is a loose word for public places. These are not forbidden or undiscovered spots; they are simply places that rarely make it into first-time itineraries. They suit visitors who already know the headline sights and locals looking for another way to spend an afternoon.
Lourdes Txiki
A small sanctuary set among greenery on the lower slopes of Igeldo. It sits outside the standard bay walk and has a quiet, personal atmosphere. Visit respectfully: it remains a place of devotion.
Kutraia spring and the Josetxo Mayor path
A spring and old paved path that reveal a very different side of Ulia. This is a detour for walkers who want more than the immediate views from Sagüés.
Ulia guide
The fort beyond the main park paths
Many people know Ametzagaina as a large park but never reach its fort. Walking up to it adds a piece of the city’s Carlist history to a relaxed green outing.
Explore Ametzagaina
Uliako Lore Baratzak and the old reservoirs
The former Ulia nurseries now hold a community garden. Nearby reservoirs reveal a less visible part of the hill’s infrastructure. Walk gently and respect the work that keeps this place alive.
The amphitheatre and Katxola farmhouse
An open-air amphitheatre and a historic farmhouse in Miramón offer a rare reminder of how much countryside survives within San Sebastián.
Zubimusu Park and its dancer
A small residential park with a pond, mature trees and a figure that dances on the hour. It is not a landmark; that is exactly why it feels like a local pause before continuing towards Ibaeta or Igara.
Choose one small detour
In El Antiguo, Lourdes Txiki and Zubimusu can make two gentle stops in the same day. In Ulia, concentrate your walk around the spring and former nurseries. In Miramón, pair Katxola with the amphitheatre. Choose one area rather than turning the guide into a race.
Respect the places that make this guide possible
- On Ulia, Ametzagaina and Miramón, use marked paths and check their condition.
- Lourdes Txiki and community spaces are not attractions: respect quiet, vegetation and local uses.
- For another side of the city, combine these places with our Green San Sebastián guide.



