At the very end of San Sebastián, there is an exclusive tennis club into which many visitors never set foot. Sprinkled with palm trees and anchored by a bar and a restaurant, this club is actually open to the public. After making the trek to Chillida’s Peine de Vientos, take a pit stop here for a glass of cava at the Wimbledon bar, or a menú del día at the Tennis Club restaurant. Or, if you’re an aficionado and you have a racquet on you, reserve one of the clay courts and get your game on alongside the locals.
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At the very end of San Sebastián, there is an exclusive tennis club into which many visitors never set foot. Sprinkled with palm trees and anchored by a bar and a restaurant, this club is actually open to the public. After making the trek to Chillida’s Peine de Vientos, take a pit stop here for a glass of cava at the Wimbledon bar, or a menú del día at the Tennis Club restaurant. Or, if you’re an aficionado and you have a racquet on you, reserve one of the clay courts and get your game on alongside the locals.
