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Y vamos a comprar una vivienda de 380k, poner casi todo y coger una mini hipoteca de 130k o poner la minima entrada?

Hay alguna manera de dejar una reseña a alguien con quien habias quedado y te deja tirado en el ultimo momento?

What are some niche lowkey european small cities or towns great for summer? With a river, lake or sea, lots of greenery and great restos?
I have a few!

1 Turku in Finland
2 San Sebastian in the Basque Country
3 Monopoli in Apulia
4 Bergen in Norway
5 Santa Eularia in Eivisa

I want to try it with my baby
7 up
12-14 nap
20 bedtime
Can this work ?

We are still using the big one at 10m because I bough a joolz aea and my baby doesnt look confy in there, we only used it on holiday!

I see many people planning trips to my home city. As a local, I want to write my take on famous and not so famous places.

1. Where to Stay

• Hotel Maria Cristina: This is where the celebrities stay for the Film Festival. It’s classy, has the best breakfast in the city, and is right in the center. If you want old-school luxury, this is it.

• Akelaŕe: This is modern and minimalist with incredible views of the sea. It’s a Relais & Châteaux on the cliff. Great if you want to be away from the noise, but you’ll need a 10-minute car ride to get to the center.

• Lasala Plaza: A bit more boutique. It’s not "Grand Palace" style, but it’s very nice and the views of the bay are amazing.

2. Fine Dining

• Martin Berasategui (MB): In my opinion, this is the best. It’s the most consistent and professional. If you want a 3-star Michelin experience that never fails, go here.

• Meat & Fish: Everyone tries to book Etxebarri, but it’s impossible. Casa Julián in Tolosa has a similar soul—the steak is incredible. For fish, Elkano is famous, but Xixario is the best besugo and more local.

3. The Pintxos

• Ganbara (the mushrooms) and Bar Nestor (the steak and tomato salad) are great choices. But be warned: the crowds are huge. You will be standing and it is chaotic.

• If you want quality without the influencer lines, go to Bar Sport. For the best tortilla de patatas in the city, go to Bar Antonio.

5. Day Trip Options

• Pamplona: If you go, visit Verduarte. It’s very high-end and focuses on seasonal vegetables. It’s a great change after eating a lot of meat and fish in San Sebastián.

• Urdaibai: Go here for the best beaches. It’s a protected biosphere and the views are beautiful.

• Bayonne/Biarritz: A quick trip to the French side to see the change in architecture and try their chocolate. In nearby Hendaya is my fav beach.

I will answer all of your questions!

I see many people planning trips to my home city. As a local, I want to write my take on famous and not so famous places.

1. Where to Stay

• Hotel Maria Cristina: This is where the celebrities stay for the Film Festival. It’s classy, has the best breakfast in the city, and is right in the center. If you want old-school luxury, this is it.

• Akelaŕe: This is modern and minimalist with incredible views of the sea. It’s a Relais & Châteaux on the cliff. Great if you want to be away from the noise, but you’ll need a 10-minute car ride to get to the center.

• Lasala Plaza: A bit more boutique. It’s not "Grand Palace" style, but it’s very nice and the views of the bay are amazing.

2. Fine Dining

• Martin Berasategui (MB): In my opinion, this is the best. It’s the most consistent and professional. If you want a 3-star Michelin experience that never fails, go here.

• Meat & Fish: Everyone tries to book Etxebarri, but it’s impossible. Casa Julián in Tolosa has a similar soul—the steak is incredible. For fish, Elkano is famous, but Xixario is the best besugo and more local.

3. The Pintxos

• Ganbara (the mushrooms) and Bar Nestor (the steak and tomato salad) are great choices. But be warned: the crowds are huge. You will be standing and it is chaotic.

• If you want quality without the influencer lines, go to Bar Sport. For the best tortilla de patatas in the city, go to Bar Antonio.

5. Day Trip Options

• Pamplona: If you go, visit Verduarte. It’s very high-end and focuses on seasonal vegetables. It’s a great change after eating a lot of meat and fish in San Sebastián.

• Urdaibai: Go here for the best beaches. It’s a protected biosphere and the views are beautiful.

• Bayonne/Biarritz: A quick trip to the French side to see the change in architecture and try their chocolate. In nearby Hendaya is my fav beach.

I will answer all of your questions!

I am from nearby and I read that they favour locals and thats why the have such a weird system but I can assure you locals are not eating there, so who do they save this tables for or whats their goal ?