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Mount Urgull

Mount Urgull, San Sebastian, Spain

Featured Review : Mount Urgull, the eastern exclamation point of La Concha, is now a lovely public park. This is the site of an old fortress (Castillo de Santa Cruz de la Mota), of which there are some interesting remnants to walk about. ...See Full Review

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Mount Urgull

  • 4 out of 5 stars by billmoy from Chicago, Illinois
  • March 26, 2002
Mount Urgull
Quote: Mount Urgull, the eastern exclamation point of La Concha, is now a lovely public park. This is the site of an old fortress (Castillo de Santa Cruz de la Mota), of which there are some interesting remnants to walk about. Several winding paths lead... Read the full Mount Urgull review

From journal Bill in Spain - SAN SEBASTIAN / DONOSTIA

Monte Urgell

  • 4 out of 5 stars by viajera67 from New York, New York
  • June 24, 2001
Monte Urgell
Quote: For the best vistas of San Sebastian, take a walk up Monte Urgell. At the top, you can see the statue of Jesus that overlooks and protects the city, and explore the ruins of the castle that once sat upon the hill. On your way down, see if you can... Read the full Mount Urgull review

From journal Soaking up San Sabastian