The brick and half-timbered garden front of the Miramar Palace in San Sebastián, with gabled roofs and a flowering hedge on the lawn before it.

Free entry

Miramar Palace

The Miramar Palace was the summer residence of the Spanish royal family in San Sebastián, built for Queen Maria Christina to a design by the English architect Selden Wornum and finished in 1893 under José Goicoa. The English-style brick house stands above La Concha Bay. The city has owned it since 1972; its gardens are open to the public and the palace hosts courses and events.

Nearby

La Concha Beach

tourist attraction

Monte Igueldo Funicular

tourist attraction

Peine del Viento

sculpture

Cathedral of the Good Shepherd

church

Basilica of Santa María del Coro

church

Free entry

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