Province of Navarra

Internationally known for the Sanfermines, Pamplona combines modernity with tradition. The city offers a very welcoming urban environment due to its small size and large green areas such as Yamaguchi Park. The citadel has been transformed into a recreational space. The standout feature of its gastronomy are the pintxos, which can be enjoyed on the famous Estafeta Street. Events such as the Festival of the Walls or the San Fermín Txiquito festivities are part of Pamplona's cultural and leisure agenda.

Things to do in Pamplona

Attractions in Pamplona

Capital of the region called Ribera Navarra, Tudela boasts a wide range of tourist attractions that allow visitors to discover one of the historically, artistically, and culturally interesting towns in the province.

Attractions in Tudela

Estella is the head of the merindad* of the Western Mid-Navarre and a prominent spot on the Camino de Santiago. Moreover, the natural surroundings and its heritage wealth make this place one of the most interesting municipalities in the Navarre community.

Guesálaz is a charming municipality in the Eastern Estella region, consisting of eleven councils and four other populated areas. Its valley is ideal for enjoying nature and rural tourism. It's bathed by the Salado River and the Lerate Bay, which holds a Blue Flag.

The charm of this small village in the Pyrenees is due to its location in an unrivalled natural setting: the Salazar valley and the Irati forest; and to its well-maintained stone buildings.

Olite, situated just thirty minutes from Pamplona, is one of the most interesting towns in Navarra from a tourist's perspective. It is famous for its castle and other medieval remains that it still preserves.

Known for being a hospitable enclave for pilgrims heading to Santiago, Roncesvalles is also renowned for having been the site of one of the most legendary battles in Spanish history.