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29 verified places and 85 missions to truly experience Pamplona. Must-sees: Pamplona Citadel, Pamplona Cathedral, Plaza del Castillo, Museo de Navarra. Best known for: Culture, Nature, Hidden gem.
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CulturePamplona CitadelPhilip II ordered the fortress to be built in 1571 to strengthen the defence of Pamplona after the conquest…CulturePamplona CathedralThe present church is Gothic and replaced the Romanesque cathedral consecrated in 1127, which partly…CulturePlaza del CastilloThe Plaza del Castillo is a wide pedestrian space of almost 14,000 m² in the centre of Pamplona, arcaded on…CultureMuseo de NavarraThe Museo de Navarra occupies the former Hospital de Nuestra Señora de la Misericordia, on Calle Santo…NatureTaconera ParkLa Taconera is Pamplona's oldest park, of about 90,000 square metres, with a Versailles-inspired design.CulturePalace of NavarreThe Palace of Navarre, seat of the Government of Navarre, is a 19th-century Neoclassical building located…CultureChurch of San NicolásSan Nicolás is a Gothic church in Pamplona's old town, one of the city's five old parishes and a Bien de…CultureUniversity of Navarra MuseumThe University of Navarra Museum, on the Pamplona campus, is a contemporary art museum.CultureMonument to the FuerosThe Monument to the Fueros stands on Paseo de Sarasate in Pamplona, opposite the Palace of Navarre.CultureChurch of San LorenzoThe church of San Lorenzo is on Calle Mayor, right in the old town.CultureRoyal and General Archive of NavarreThe Royal and General Archive of Navarre occupies the former Palace of the Kings in Pamplona, and on the…CultureMonumental Bullring of PamplonaPamplona's bullring, in the Second Ensanche, was designed in 1920 and opened on 7 July 1922, in the middle of…CultureParliament of NavarreThe Parliament of Navarre is the unicameral legislative assembly of the Chartered Community, based in the…CultureFort of Alfonso XII (San Cristóbal)The fort crowns Mount Ezkaba, to the north of Pamplona, above the Antsoain valley.CulturePamplona Town Hall (Ayuntamiento)The Town Hall stands in Plaza Consistorial, in the heart of the Old Quarter, on a site fixed in 1423 by the…CultureJorge Oteiza Museum FoundationThe museum houses a large collection of sculptures by Jorge Oteiza, with 1,690 works that include models and…NatureMount EzcabaMount Ezcaba, also known as Mount San Cristóbal, is a mountain ridge 895 metres high north of Pamplona.CultureWalls of PamplonaPamplona's walled enclosure was built on the medieval defences of the three boroughs that Charles III united…NatureMedia Luna ParkThe Media Luna Park is an extensive green space of 67,000 m² in the Second Ensanche of Pamplona, designed by…CulturePuente de la MagdalenaA medieval bridge over the River Arga by which the Camino de Santiago enters Pamplona.Hidden gemSalinas de PamplonaSalinas de Pamplona, also known as Getze Galar in Basque, is a locality and concejo of the Chartered…CultureBasilica of San Fermín de AldapaThe basilica is in the Navarrería, the oldest district of Pamplona, on Calle Dos de Mayo, next to the Palace…CultureHuarte Contemporary Art CentreThe Huarte Contemporary Art Centre is a 6,500 m² space devoted to artistic production, creation and research.CultureChurch of St John the BaptistThe current building, of modern construction, has a Latin-cross plan with a nave of three bays, chapels…CultureMonument to the EncierroThe Monument to the Encierro is a bronze sculptural group by the Basque sculptor Rafael Huerta Celaya, on…CultureTogate Statue of PompeloThe Togate Statue of Pompelo is a Roman bronze sculpture 127 cm high, dated to the mid-2nd century AD.Food & drinkCafé IruñaCafé Iruña is on the Plaza del Castillo, in the centre of Pamplona.SportTajonar Sports FacilitiesThe Tajonar Sports Facilities are the training ground of Club Atlético Osasuna, located on the southern…CultureChurch of San Saturnino (San Cernin)San Saturnino, known as San Cernin, is a 13th-century Gothic church in Pamplona's old town.
Frequently asked questions
What to see in Pamplona in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: Pamplona Citadel, Pamplona Cathedral, Plaza del Castillo, Museo de Navarra and Taconera Park.
What can you see for free in Pamplona?
No entry fee: Pamplona Citadel, Plaza del Castillo, Museo de Navarra, Taconera Park, Palace of Navarre and Church of San Nicolás.