Parque de Atracciones Monte Igueldo

Great experience, not only for kids! It starts with the funicular up the hill which is a beautiful short journey, but also it is the entrance to another world! The amusement park is a trip to the past, all wooden and vintage games and activities but so well taken care of! The view of the city is astonishing!! Don't miss it!! Cost of the funicular 4,50 per person. Entrance to each activity of 2-3 €. The earlier the better, around 12.30 the place is packed.

Cute old amusement park, good for young children. Free to enter and pay per ride so you can pop up to see the view and ride what you want. The rides are small and traditional, but good fun. There wasn't much queuing when we visited on a weekday in July.

While there isn't a whole lot to do in park, it's a great place to visit for the views alone. The views out across the bay and beyond are spectacular. Not to mention that the funicular ride both up and down was very fun.

I enjoyed this place, the sea views and the attractions very much! I went there using the funicular. The views to Playa de la Concha are amazing. I was there the Regattas day. It was very busy as the locals were there supporting their family/friends participating to the regattas and enjoying them from such an amazing view ❤️ I also loved the Río Misterioso attraction 👌

To me this is a must visit when in San Sebastián if only for the fantastic panoramic views. Take the old funicular to the top (€4.50 return for an adult). Once at the top there is a hotel and the amusements and places to eat and drink. The amusements are not all modern but very much worth a go, the old rollercoaster and river ride. The castle is worth a visit at €5 for the incredible views and all of the old photos as you walk up the stairs. I enjoyed my visit and the Keler local beer I had at the top terrace and enjoying the views.

Great spot to spend a few hours. The funnicular train up was nice and the view from the top was spectacular. The amusement park was great fun with something for everyone. We tried the rollercoaster and little boat trip (€3 each) and laughed the whole way around. It was busy but not too bad and we got the funnicular back down. Would definitely recommend

What a fantastic experience in San Sebastian! Got in early to avoid the line for the funicular (1030-11am). Rode on both boat rides, rollercoaster and kids train. Great views and atmosphere when it's not packed to the gills.

Great place, mainly because of the views. The attractions are not that great, perhaps more for kids. In one of the bars there I had to wait almost 30 min in the queue just to order two glasses of wine.

Came here on a weekday in the fall because we wanted to ride the funicular while in town. As we expected, all of the rides were closed, but to our surprise they still had some food and drink options open! We enjoyed walking around the mountaintop and taking in all the spectacular views of San Sebastian and the coast. We also enjoyed getting some spritzes at the bar and sipping on them with the ultimate view. Without the rides it's not a place you'll spend too much time, but still worth the visit for the views and a ride on the historic funicular. Would love to come back and go on some rides in the future.

Inexpensive and can't-miss tourist attraction! The funicular takes you to the top quickly, and the view at the top is incredible. Plus, if you want a glass of wine while you wait for the amazing sunset, it's super inexpensive. Yes, pleaseeee!

When you are in San Sebastián, this is a must see location! We went today while visiting the area, and loved our experience. We enjoyed our ride up the mountain. The views will leave you drooling as your jaw drop at the beautiful sights. Be sure to bring your camera and a jacket! (It gets windy at the top from the ocean, and it has perfect views for photos.) There is also a hotel at the top where you can get cafe con leche and relax on couches before heading back down. They accept cards and cash at this location.

Beautiful view at the top!! Take the funikular to the top and walk around. Be sure to bring your camera. If you have little kids, the amusement park at the top will be fun, but doesn't necessarily cater to adults.

This is a side of San Sebastian people don't talk about. If you're staying in the hotel nearby or you're under the age of 6 this might be for you. Pony rides, water rides, a carousel, and some other kitschy things. I dig the "Casa del Terror" and the totally baked hallucinating mushroom people.

Midway up the steep east side of Monte Igueldo, we waved to the descending funicular car in appreciation of their gravitational potential energy hoisting us up the mountain. Funicular physics aside, we made the three minute inclined journey to check-out the mountaintop amusement park and admire the panoramic views. Built in 1912, the funicular on Monte Igueldo is the third oldest cable railway in Spain. The round-trip ticket cost €3.10 and included entrance to the amusement park. According to our young-adult daughters, the amusement park was childish and antiquated, but the final plummet on the roller coaster was a worthy thrill. After a few rides and a bag of popcorn, they were ready to have a look at the view. From our lofty vantage point, the golden sands of La Concha Beach outlined the semi-circular La Conch Bay like the rim of a scallop shell. Shimmering in the distance, the iridescent San Sebastian earned its nickname as "The Pearl of the Cantabrian Sea". With the coastal views etched in our camera's memory cards, we boarded the funicular for our return to sea level. Midway down the mountain, we waved to the ascending funicular car; this time for their counterbalance keeping us from a free-fall into the station below.

Unlike some of the other San Sebastian attractions, you don't stumble upon the Funicular unless you go looking for it. I highly recommend that you do go looking for it! For three euros, you can ride the Funicular (actually an English word that means something like "crazy trolley") to beautiful views. The ride is not long at all but the views are so worth it. I took tons of photos at the top and enjoyed checking out the mini amusement park (with incredible views from the kiddy rides!). I also bought a diet Coke at the top and paid about 0.25 euros to use the restroom. If I'm back in San Sebastian, I'll ride it again!

The Funfair at the top of Monte Igueldo is unbelievably cheesy and overpriced. Even so, taking the funicular to the top was one of my favorite things we did in Basque Country. The style of the funicular building and the carnival itself are wonderful examples of Belle Epoque design, if you look past the grime. And the views! Holy moly...the views! It's worth your money just to ride up there and take it all in. Absolutely stunning.

A very so-so experience on the quiet side of San Sebastian. Close to our hotel and primed for anyone UNDER the age of 5. There are some good views here, but the rides and such are pretty infantile and mundane. The Casa Del Terror was like walking blindly in the dark with people jumping out at you. The water ride was equivalent to a bathtub with a few waves. The Swiss Mountain roller coaster ride was probably the best of the bunch and the saving grace for all the money we spent up there hoping to find an enjoyable time for us and the 8 year old. Happy Travelling!

This is one of the most beautiful settings for an amusement park I've ever been to. Apart from the great views and a fun walk up to the top of the tower, the park also has the world's only roller coaster made of stone, which was really incredible.

A cheap fun amusement park! The kitchy old rides are great. Maybe short and sweet but still fun experiences. Where else can you peer down over a cliff to amazing rugged coastline IN A DUCKY BUMPER BOAT?

This is where you have the classic view of the bay of San Sebastian. Generally there is a funicular that takes you up to the top, except on Wednesdays as we discovered. It is a little bit of a hike to get up to the top and some family is charging you to go up to the amusement park/hotel that caps the peak. We were there at the end of December, so everything was closed. Great view that is worth the detour.

Best view of San Sebastián. To get here, you need to take the funicular de Igeldo from Ondaretta Beach (there are signs for the funicular from Eduardo Chillida Pasealekua). The funicular is 2 euros and includes admission to the parque de atracciones. If you choose to walk up, you still have to take the funicular down, so you might as well take it up to the top of Igeldo.