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#562 Mirador Club Nautico

Mirador Club Nautico, San Sebastian, 🇪🇸 Spain

About this stone

Situated at the northeastern tip of La Concha Bay, this striking example of 1920s rationalist architecture was designed to resemble a moored ship. Opened in 1929 by architects José Manuel Aizpúrua and Joaquín Labayen, the three-story white concrete façade with long horizontal windows offers sweeping views over the bay and city. Beyond its architectural significance, the venue is an active center for nautical sports including sailing, canoeing, and diving, and features a chic terrace restaurant where visitors can take in the panoramic setting.

Photos

Hand-painted penguin stone #562 hidden at Mirador Club Nautico, San Sebastian, Spain (photo 2 of 5)

Hand-painted penguin stone #562 hidden at Mirador Club Nautico, San Sebastian, Spain (photo 3 of 5)

Hand-painted penguin stone #562 hidden at Mirador Club Nautico, San Sebastian, Spain (photo 4 of 5)

Hand-painted penguin stone #562 hidden at Mirador Club Nautico, San Sebastian, Spain (photo 5 of 5)

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43.32167, -1.98686

Stone Details

Stone Number #562
Type 🐧 Standard
Status Active
City San Sebastian
Country 🇪🇸 Spain
Placed Date 28 June 2025
Hidden by Leire_I

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