The stone lower station of the Monte Igueldo Funicular in San Sebastián, with its arched green doors and the funicular sign across the façade.

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Monte Igueldo Funicular

The Monte Igueldo Funicular has climbed Mount Igueldo from the Ondarreta end of San Sebastián since 1912, when Queen Maria Cristina opened it. Its wooden cars cover about 320 metres to the summit, which has a lookout over La Concha Bay and an old amusement park.

Nearby

Peine del Viento

sculpture

Miramar Palace

palace

La Concha Beach

tourist attraction

Official site

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