Things to do in Pamplona

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Plaza del Castillo which includes heritage elements and a statue or sculpture
Monumento al Encierro which includes outdoor art and a statue or sculpture
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Ciudadela showing landscape views, heritage elements and a city
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1. Plaza del Castillo

Plaza del Castillo (Castle Square) is the lively central square of Pamplona’s Old Town. It boasts an ensemble of striking architecture, tapas bars and a charming mix of locals, tourists and street performers. Throughout its existence, Plaza del Castillo has hosted concerts, markets, military parades and religious festivals. Today it’s a popular meeting place among friends, who come to dine, shop and watch the world pass by.
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Plaza del Castillo which includes a city

2. Pamplona Cathedral

Pamplona Cathedral (Catedral de Santa María) looms over a cluster of narrow alleys in the northeastern corner of the Old Town. Marvel at the austere yet majestic beauty of its neoclassical exterior, which makes way for a vastly decorated Gothic interior. Constructed in the 14th and 15th centuries, Pamplona Cathedral stands on the grounds of the Roman settlement of Pompaelo. It forms part of a complex that includes a cloister and Diocesan Museum (Museo Diocesano).
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Pamplona Cathedral which includes heritage architecture, heritage elements and a city

3. Pamplona City Hall

Pamplona City Hall (Casa Consistorial de Pamplona) is an administrative headquarters instantly recognizable for the decoration on its exterior. It’s also known throughout the world as the starting point for Pamplona’s biggest annual celebration. Visit Pamplona Town Hall to appreciate its artwork, join revelers at the Running of the Bulls and enjoy its picturesque surroundings.
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Pamplona City Hall which includes street scenes and heritage architecture as well as a couple

4. Palacio de Congresos and Auditorium of Navarra

The Palacio de Congresos y Auditorio de Navarra (Congress Palace and Auditorium of Navarre) is a hub of cultural happenings, a three-level dark gray granite building that hosts opera, classical music concerts, plays, comedies, recitals, trade fairs and more. Take your seats for a show in one of Pamplona's leading venues for the arts.
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Palacio de Congresos and Auditorium of Navarra

5. Plaza Principe de Viana

Plaza Principe de Viana (Prince of Viana Square) is a bustling intersection set on the southern outskirts of Pamplona’s historic center. It makes an interesting stop to admire stately buildings before continuing to other significant city attractions. Plaza Principe de Viana takes its name from a title of the heir to the Spanish monarchy. It was first appointed by King Carlos III to his grandson Carlos, Prince of Viana.
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Plaza Principe de Viana featuring a city, a fountain and heritage elements

What to do in Pamplona


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Areas of Pamplona

Pamplona\'s City Walls and Interpretation Centre featuring heritage architecture, night scenes and a bridge

Pamplona City Centre

Unique features of Pamplona City Centre include the historic sites and bars. Make a stop by Plaza del Castillo or Café Iruña while you're exploring the area.

Pamplona City Centre
Old Town showing street scenes and a city as well as a small group of people

Old Town Pamplona

Unique features of Old Town Pamplona include the historic sites and bars. Make a stop by Pamplona City Hall or Café Iruña while you're exploring the area.

Old Town Pamplona
Monumento al Encierro showing a statue or sculpture and outdoor art

Segundo Ensanche

Unique features of Segundo Ensanche include the historic sites and bars. Make a stop by Plaza Principe de Viana or Monumento al Encierro while you're exploring the area.

Segundo Ensanche
Biblioteca de la Universidad Pública de Navarra

Milagrosa

Travelers like the festivals in Milagrosa, and El Sadar Stadium is a top attraction you might want to visit.

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Rochapea

Cafes and historic sites are notable features of Rochapea. You might consider a stop by Monasterio viejo de San Pedro while you're exploring the neighborhood.

Rochapea
Ciudadela featuring a garden, landscape views and a bridge

Ciudadela

Ciudadela is well-liked for its monuments. If you'd like to do some sightseeing in the greater Pamplona area, you might plan a trip to Iglesia de San Nicolas or Plaza del Castillo.

Ciudadela