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Santa Maria la Real

28 Reviews

#5 of 10 things to do in Zarautz

Specialty Museums, Museums

Calle Elizaurre, 1, 20800 Zarautz, Spain

+34 943 83 52 81

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“Parish church.”

We went to mass which was in Basque. Understood about 3 words. Church beautiful without being over... read more

Reviewed June 1, 2016

David_S_Bushey

Bushey

“Beautiful small place”

Drive through this town. Was quite impressive it was a nice drive along the coast from Sun... read more

Reviewed October 23, 2015

Sonia I

Gold Coast, Australia

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4.0

28 reviews

Excellent14%
Very good58%
Average28%
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Jun 1, 2016

“Parish church.”

Oct 23, 2015

“Beautiful small place”

Suggested Duration: < 1 hour

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Calle Elizaurre, 1, 20800 Zarautz, Spain

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+34 943 83 52 81

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David_S_Bushey

Bushey

7743

Reviewed June 1, 2016

Parish church.

We went to mass which was in Basque. Understood about 3 words. Church beautiful without being over the top. Choir good (Basque male voice choirs usually are).

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Sonia I

Gold Coast, Australia

6329

Reviewed October 23, 2015 via mobile

Beautiful small place

Drive through this town. Was quite impressive it was a nice drive along the coast from Sun Sebastian. Nice shops only problem they open at 5pm.

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auntieshaz21

Lanton, France

434132

Reviewed March 21, 2015

It's quite an impressive building!

As you wandered through the old town towards the far end you are greeted with this beautifully restored building. It has an information board written in Spanish and Basque. As I walked into the courtyard to see more I was greeted with two 'so called'...More