Pamplona, a blend of tradition and modernity
Pamplona invites you to discover a world of tradition and nature, where the historic Calle Estafeta combines with the tranquil landscapes of the Baztan Valley. In this vibrant city, every corner promises a unique adventure. From strolls through the charming Yamaguchi Park to visits to the picturesque village of Ujué, Pamplona caters for all tastes. Immerse yourself in unforgettable experiences, such as exploring the beautiful Taconera Gardens, indulge your palate with the exquisite local gastronomy, or feel the adrenaline rush during the San Fermín festivities. In Pamplona, every moment promises to be unforgettable, combining cultural richness with the serenity of its natural landscapes.
What to see in Pamplona
What to see in Pamplona, aside from bull runs and Sanfermines
What to see in Pamplona so you don’t miss a thing: the cathedral, Plaza del Castillo, a unique citadel, and La Taconera Gardens.
What to see in Navarre: history and wilderness
What to see in Navarre so you don’t miss anything in one of Spain’s most historical regions, a place full of stunning nature from forests to deserts.
San Fermín, the festival that brings the world to Pamplona
Each July, Pamplona celebrates the co-patron of Navarre with one of the most exciting and spectacular festivals in the world.
Irati Forest, the biggest beech and fir forest in Spain
Irati Forest, the biggest beech and fir forest in Spain, is a spectacular place to visit in autumn
Roncesvalles, gateway to the Way of St James
This historic village at the top of the Navarran Pyrenees is the gateway into Spain along the French Way to Santiago de Compostela.
What to see and do in the idyllic Valle del Baztán
Located in the north of Navarre, this valley has charming villages, picturesque natural scenery, remarkable traditions and an age-old culture
