Hello, we have a trip scheduled to go to the San Sebastian festival on Jan 14-16th, but a Puertorican friend said it has been cancelled for 2022, but I can't find anything online about it, does anyone know if it's cancelled or not? We're considering postponing the whole trip with the new restrictions. Thank you.
My husband and I spent a week in San Sebastián a few years ago and just loved it. We loved that it was smaller, walkable, had a wonderful food scene and an old town. It’s difficult to describe succinctly what made the city so charming, but those are some of the highlights that stick out in my memory.
We went in late November/early December so didn’t participate in any beach activities. We mostly just walked around and ate good food and drank good wine without worrying about anything else.
We have a month to spend in Europe this March and are looking to visit someplace similar. We have a baby now and are trying to prioritize places that are highly walkable or have excellent public transport.
Any and all suggestions based on what I’ve written would be much appreciated, thank you!
I will be spending 10-12 days in San Sebastián and Paris. Obviously there are a ton of stars and great non-star restaurants here. I am not interested in vegetarian restaurants (judge me as you will). I would love recommendations for your fav 3 star restaurants in each place, as well as non-star traditional restaurants that wow’d you to fill the gaps. If there is a 1 or 2 star restaurant that blew you away, please share as well.
Always wanted to go to Arzak, so that’s probably on the list. Mugaritz is also probably a definite, unless y’all talk me out of them.
Thanks!
We are in San Sebastián the next few days and I’m wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what to do outside the Tapas restaurants and Beach?
Would love to learn to make traditional Valencia paella, but I’m guessing it’s going to be hard to find someone to teach us on short notice :-)
Thanks!
I know it’s a long shot, but it’s a great spot and I only get a refund if someone else books.
https://abnb.me/e/WFYKp7MYFkb
Buenas, voy a visitar esta ciudad por el puente y me preguntaba cuáles eran los mejores lugares que visitar, tanto restaurantes como zonas turísticas. Muchas gracias de antemano ^^
Hi guys! I'll be attending San Sebastian film festival (I live there) which starts in a couple of weeks. I've been following r/Oscarrace for a while so I know some of the films that may be worth seeing.
So far I've written down:
Vortex (Gaspar Noe)
Titane (Palm d'or winner)
The French dispach (wes anderson)
Red rocket (Sean baker)
Drive my Car (Hamaguchi)
Benedetta (Verhoeven)
Power of the dog (Campion)
Of course it's impossible to get tickets for all them, so...
Do you have any other film recommendations that I may add to the list?
This is the list of all the films of the festival:
https://www.sansebastianfestival.com/2021/secciones_y_peliculas/8/es
I appreciate the help.
Hi my dear Spanish pals!
I'm quite new in the city and I want to make sushi at home, it's quite expensive at outside. Where can I find sushi grade fish? I'm quite miserable about finding some...
Thanks!
It has been almost exactly one month since our last RFL update, but has so much changed? We are bringing you two updates today, both Clásica San Sebastián-San Sebastián and Tour de Pologne, one of which had surprise winners and the other one the favorites dominated. Was this enough to shake up the RFL rankings? Read on to find out!
Clásica San Sebastián-San Sebastián
Finally a race that seems to have bested us. The breakaway win was not very well represented in our predictions, and our poor showing can be seen in the low average race score of... 19.4. That takes nothing away from u/Coban3's victory with this team, including Powless and Mohoric, which scored 41 points! Filling out the podium were u/Bsantos57 and /u/stan3005 , who tied on 35.4. You can check your entry in the predictions post and your score in the race standings in this image.
Tour de Pologne
With a somewhat more predictable race over in Poland we were able to return to our impressive prediction abilities, and nailed the top four in our community predictions. The average score for Poland was over 3x as high as in San Sebastian, at 71.2, reflecting our improvement. u/Ruqki was able to use this team (and a last minute switch to remove Foss) to score 88.2 points for the win, ahead of u/mcbirk and u/Salty-Level. Shockingly few entries (fewer than 100) means you may see yourself higher than normal in the race results, found in this image, and you can remind yourself of your entry in the predictions post.
Flair Competitions
San Sebastian was the penultimate race in the Having Your Paella and Eating It competition and some great performance bring changes to the standings! We say goodbye to our holder, u/cbrennan18, who drops to 25th by not competing, but we welcome our new co-leaders, u/f1phoenix and
... keep reading on reddit ➡
