Donostia Flea Market — Discs, Comics and Books

Books and magazines are the market's mainstay, sold second-hand alongside the comics and discs it takes its name from, and the record adds antiques to the list. What is on the tables depends on who has turned up to sell, so the vinyl, CDs, back issues and out-of-print paperbacks change from one session to the next. No payment options are confirmed for the stalls here, so carry cash.

Staying in the Parte Vieja (Old Town) puts you closest to the flea market and within easy walking distance of the city's best pintxos bars. The Hotel de Londres y de Inglaterra is a classic choice right on the seafront, just a short stroll away. For something more budget-friendly, the Centro has plenty of good-value options with easy access on foot.

The address on record is Bar Dabadaba, San Sebastián, in the province of Gipuzkoa. Because the market has no standing weekday, the official event page for Rastro Donostiarra is the place to confirm the next date before travelling. For alternatives while you are in town, there are municipal markets in the city trading to fixed hours, and more across Gipuzkoa province.