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The History Museum holds collections of over 26,000 artefacts. Scrutinising them, you can figure out interesting facts about the region from prehistoric times to nowadays. The collection is divided into four main areas — archaeology, history, ethnology, and fine art. You can see weapons, ceramics, coins, paintings and sculptures exhibited in different sections. The museum is housed in the 16th-century Dominican convent and Renaissance-era buildings at Plaza Zuloaga. It operates from Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 20:00.

Choose a card for six or 12 journeys to travel around the city for up to 10 days. The card is valid for more than one person and offers its users discounts in participating establishments. It’s noteworthy that one ride during the daytime equals one journey. At night, one ride on the bus is deducted as two journeys. Pick your San Sebastián Card at Oficina de Turismo, 8 Alameda del Boulevard.

The bridge was constructed in the 19th century and is an example of Neoclassical architecture. The Santa Catalina Bridge is the second-largest bridge over the River Urumea in San Sebastián. It's designed with masonry with light stone and red limestone. The bridge construction consists of four arches and connects two main roads in the city – Calle de Miracruz Street and Avenida de la Libertad Avenue.