Maxi Iglesias gave his school friends a tour of San Sebastián, showing them the city's top landmarks. Maxi Iglesias reunited with his school friends in San Sebastián and guided them around the city’s main attractions and surroundings. The itinerary included beaches, historic districts, and a trip to France.
In San Sebastián, actor Maxi Iglesias organized a busy sightseeing program for his school friends, who came to visit him during the filming of the new comedy “Si te he visto no me acuerdo.” This time, the group visited not only iconic places in the city, but also ventured outside Spain, taking advantage of its proximity to the French border.
According to RUSSPAIN, the tour started with a walk along La Concha beach and through the historic quarters of San Sebastián. The actor’s guests enjoyed views of the bay and the Urumea River, and took memorable photos against the city’s architecture. Special attention was given to the waterfront and panoramic spots overlooking the famous bay.
Next, the group headed to Biarritz, France, which was made possible due to San Sebastián’s convenient location. Their route went through the Rue du Port-Vieux area, home to landmarks such as “Bodega La Humade” and the “Palmito” building. The tourists also spent time on the beach, watching surfers and the silhouette of the lighthouse, and visited the historic Villa Belza on the rocky shore.
Maxi Iglesias actively shared moments from the trip on social media, noting that such tours not only let you discover new places, but also enjoy the company of close friends. He emphasized in his posts that he tries to use his free time between filming as fully as possible, showing his guests the best aspects of the region.
The trend among Spanish celebrities to invite friends and relatives to filming locations is becoming increasingly apparent. For example, Pasapalabra host Roberto Leal recently shared how his personal experience inspired him to write a book and told an unusual story from his life — you can read more about it in the article about Roberto Leal’s debut novel.
San Sebastián is traditionally considered one of the most attractive cities for domestic and international tourism in northern Spain. The city is known not only for its beaches and gastronomy, but also for its proximity to France, which allows tourists to visit two countries in a short time. In recent years, the region has been actively developing as a film production hub, which further draws attention to its cultural and natural heritage.
