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Step into Plaza del Castillo, and you’ll understand why it’s the beating heart of Pamplona. Cafes line the square, making it a bustling hub for both tourists and locals.
Why You Should Visit: To soak in the culture of Navarre.
How to Reach: Right in the center of Pamplona, a 5-minute walk from most hotels in the Old Town.
Pro Tip: Look out for street performances—local talent often shines here.
Experience the pulse-pounding excitement of the famous Running of the Bulls—without the bulls, of course. Walk the route to feel the adrenaline minus the risk.
Why You Should Visit: For a taste of Pamplona’s San Fermin festival.
How to Reach: Just a 7-minute walk from Plaza del Castillo.
Pro Tip: Go early in the morning to get the best photos and avoid the crowd.
Dive deep into the stories and artifacts that make Navarre so unique.
Why You Should Visit: Unearth the rich history and art of Navarre.
How to Reach: A 12-minute scenic walk from the Running of the Bulls Route.
Pro Tip: They offer free guided tours on weekends; it’s a steal!
Climb up and witness Pamplona from a different angle.
Why You Should Visit: To get those Instagram-worthy panoramic shots of Navarre.
How to Reach: A quick 8-minute walk from the Navarre Museum.
Pro Tip: It’s less crowded during weekday evenings, perfect for a serene experience.
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Jaw-droppingly beautiful, Urederra River’s blue pools and waterfalls make it look like a slice of heaven.
Why You Should Visit: It’s nature’s own masterpiece.
How to Reach: A comfortable one-hour drive from Pamplona, accessible via rental car or local buses.
Pro Tip: The early bird gets the worm—and the best photos, so head out early.
Step into a world of lush greenery and tranquility, and you’ll know why Irati Forest is often hailed as Europe’s emerald.
Why You Should Visit: To experience Navarre’s incredible biodiversity.
How to Reach: 90 minutes by car from Urederra.
Pro Tip: Take the marked trails to discover hidden spots.
Kick off your day with a visit to Bodega Otazu, a winery that combines art and enology in an exquisite manner.
Why You Should Visit: To relish Navarre’s wine culture.
How to Reach: About a 20-minute drive from central Pamplona.
Pro Tip: Their wine-art tour is a unique blend of culture and taste.
Stroll through this quaint village featuring stone houses and cobblestone streets, encapsulating Navarre’s rural charm.
Why You Should Visit: For a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere.
How to Reach: Approximately a 1-hour drive from Bodega Otazu.
Pro Tip: The local cheese shop sells some of the best regional flavors.
Explore this fairy-tale castle, the epitome of medieval elegance.
Why You Should Visit: To live your knight or princess fantasies.
How to Reach: A 1-hour drive back toward Pamplona from Ochagavia.
Pro Tip: Don’t miss the tower views, they are worth the climb.
End your Navarre itinerary with the serene, mystical atmosphere of one of Spain’s oldest monasteries.
Why You Should Visit: For some spiritual tranquility.
How to Reach: A quick 30-minute drive from Olite Castle.
Pro Tip: The Gregorian chants at Vespers are a must-experience.
And if you want to stay in Pamplona for a whole day, here is our Pamplona 3 days itinerary. Select the most interesting for you and start your journey.
5 Areas to Live:
Old Town, Pamplona – For history buffs, close to main attractions.
Estella – A smaller town with easy access to nature spots.
Tudela – Great for those interested in Mudejar architecture.
Baztan Valley – For nature lovers, think green meadows and rolling hills.
Olite – Stay in or near the medieval castle for a royal experience.
5 Areas to Avoid:
Rochapea, Pamplona – Known for being a bit sketchy.
Santesteban – Far from main attractions.
Caparroso – Industrial vibes, not much to see.
Alsasua – More of a local’s town, limited tourist facilities.
Viana – Close to Logroño, but lacks its own attractions.
