From the owner: La librería Garoa, fundada en el año 1973 y refundada en el 2011, tiene como única brega enriquecer…read morela experiencia literaria de todo lector que confie en nuestro paladar literario.

Love this cute little store. Perfect place to grab a non-touristy momento of your time in beautiful…read moreSan Sebastian. We picked up a print of the Yacht Club so we'll forever remember our time on the gorgeous la concha beach!

Beautiful modern prints at prices between 10 & 50 euros (slightly more for framed pieces but many…read moreunframed ones). Most detail scenes around San Sebastian in abstract and modern ways; they look like block prints and some have aquatint also in combination of textures. Really great scenes. Some scenes are from other european cities but lots of iconic San Sebastian ones. I love to collect art when traveling and I found wonderful things here for very affordable prices.

Gayle and I arrived in Laguardia mid-day one recent October Sunday. This is a charming "Village On…read moreThe Hill" deep in the Rioja Wine Country. We came here to walk around, have Lunch, and possibly tour one of the Bodegas that are contained underneath. Things didn't go entirely to plan as we got lost coming here and the Bodegas close early on Sunday. We were also happily delayed by our serendipitous discovery of Juanjo San Pedro's abstract, yet very inviting artwork. Plus it was a pleasure and a privilege to talk with this most kind and talented man himself. Juanjo San Pedro's work stands by itself and after the warm welcome and conversation, I was seriously rethinking the Family Art Budget. He has a separate book of his works, which unfortunately wasn't for sale with an associated purchase. I think he sensed our limitations all along, but was happy to engage (and compliment) Gayle's Spanish and chat about generational things that we all shared. He also showed us completely around his Studio and his various abstract paintings. We eventually left very impressed, and I'm pretty sure that his Studio isn't done with us yet.

I was a bit disappointed with this museum. I thought it would be similar to El Prado in Madrid,…read morewith lots and lots of master paintings but it was actually a combination of traditional Renaissance and Medieval paintings and modern art. The amount of paintings by masters of the Renaissance was very small. The museum itself was not very big either...just two floors and about 4 wings. Overall not a bad place to spend a few hours, but not a place that I would recommend to someone that liked their time at The Prado in Madrid.

I am extremely disappointed. The permanent collection is not on display during renovation and…read morethat's why I came to this city and decided on it over other cities in Spain. THERE IS NO INFORMATION ONLINE THAT THE PERMANENT COLLECTION IS CLOSED. The staff confirmed this and they receive this complaint everyday. THIS IS EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING. The new building is scheduled to reopen in October. For a major museum, this lack of communication is very bad.