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What to see and do in Astigarraga

What to see and do in Astigarraga (Donostialdea, Gipuzkoa): 7 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 3 Monuments · 2 Activities · 1 Food and drink

When to go to Astigarraga: festival calendar

January: Sagardo Berriaren Eguna (miércoles anterior al 20 de enero)
July: Fiestas de Santa Ana (July 26)

How far each place is from the centre of Astigarraga

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What to see and do in Astigarraga

Astigarraga
Village
Municipality of Donostialdea with 7,812 inhabitants (2025) and 25 m altitude. It obtained town status by royal grant on January 26, 1660. After merging with the lordship of Murguía in 1840, it was annexed to San Sebastián between 1943 and 1987, and regained its independence through a referendum in 1984.
Puente de Ergobia
Monument
18th-century three-arch stone bridge, declared a protected monument in the year 2000.
Ermita de Santiagomendi
Monument
13th-century hermitage located atop a hill in the municipality.
Palacio de Murguía
Monument
16th-century palace linked to the old lordship of Murguía.
Tradición sidrera de Astigarraga
Food and drink
Astigarraga is considered the epicenter of the Basque cider tradition, with about twenty active cider houses. The Sagardoetxea museum documents the history and production of Basque cider.
Sagardo Berriaren Eguna
Activity
Day of the New Cider, celebrated on the Wednesday before January 20 at the municipality's cider houses.
Fiestas de Santa Ana
Activity
Patron saint festivities held in the last week of July, with July 26 (Santa Ana) as the main day, including displays of Basque rural sports.