Plaza de la Trinidad is a rectangular public space tucked against the southern slope of Mount Urgull in the Old Town of San Sebastián. You can identify it by the traditional frontón wall used for Basque pelota, which stands alongside integrated seating areas. The architect Luis Peña Ganchegui designed the square in nineteen sixty-three to mark the centenary of the demolition of the city’s defensive walls.
Plaza de la Trinidad
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