Official Website of Donostia San Sebastián Turismoa. Information on accessibility for tourists visiting the city.

Summary

The Church of San Vicente is located in San Sebastián's Old Town. It is the oldest church in the city. Built in the Gothic style during the first half of the 16th century, its interior houses one of the best Romanesque altarpieces, a work by Ambrosio de Bengoechea and Juan de Iriarte.

General information

See complete tourist information about San Vicente church

Accessibility information

Transport

  • It can be reached by adapted public transport.
  • The 5, 8, 9, 13, 14, 21, 25, 26, 28, 29, 31 and 42 services from the urban bus network operated by Dbus have stops 500 m from the church.
  • The nearest bus stops to the church are “Boulevard 19”, “Boulevard 17”, “Boulevard 15”, “Boulevard 13”, “Boulevard 9” and “Boulevard 3”, 500 m from the church.
  • The route between the bus stops and the church is barrier-free.
  • Information on services and schedules: www.dbus.eus
  • Or in Dbus app.

Parking spaces for PRM

  • There are on-street spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility 400m away.
  • European Blue Parking Badge holders can park free of charge for 24 hours at a time in on-street spaces marked as PRM.
  • They can also park in any OTA zone at tariff 2.
  • For more information about on-street PRM spaces and the blue badge, see the On-street parking for PMR fact sheet.
  • There are public car parks nearby: Boulevard, la Concha and Oquendo car parks.
  • All public car parks have spaces reserved for PRM for a fee.

Access

  • The church has a main entrance at ground level.
  • Manual door with clearance > 90cm.
  • The turning radius on the inside and outside of the door is greater than 1.5m.

¡Please note! Heavy door.

Also, it has an alternative entrance on the right, which has a step.

Adapted toilets

Please note! There are no toilets.

Getting around

  • The inside of the church is accessible to wheelchair users.
  • Hard, non-slip flooring.
  • There is a small table with leaflets.

Please note! Poorly lit

Please note! Some passageways are narrow.

Assistance dogs

Assistance dogs (guide, signal, medical alert, autism, service dogs for people with reduced mobility, etc.) are admitted free of charge, in accordance with Law 10/2007, of 29 June, on Assistance Dogs for the Care of People with Disabilities.

Physical accessibility

  • Parking spaces for PRM in the vicinity. See the fact sheet for PRM spaces: On-street parking for PMR.
  • Barrier-free vertical and horizontal access and circulation.

Visual accessibility

Hearing accessibility

  • No magnetic induction loop, sign guides, video guides or sign language tours.