What to do in Pamplona

Activities, attractions and tours

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Things to do

Pamplona walking small group tour

Pamplona walking small group tour

฿1,108
per adult
Pamplona walking small group tour
MEDIEVAL PAMPLONA: Immersive Knight-Led Walking Experience

MEDIEVAL PAMPLONA: Immersive Knight-Led Walking Experience

฿966
per adult
MEDIEVAL PAMPLONA: Immersive Knight-Led Walking Experience
Pamplona Cathedral Guided Tour History Curiosities and Art

Pamplona Cathedral Guided Tour History Curiosities and Art

฿341
per adult
Pamplona Cathedral Guided Tour History Curiosities and Art
Guided tour of Pamplona Cathedral

Guided Visit to Pamplona Cathedral

฿455
per adult
Guided Visit to Pamplona Cathedral
San Sebastian and Basque Coast Tour From Pamplona

San Sebastian and the Basque Coast from Pamplona

฿2,993
per adult
San Sebastian and the Basque Coast from Pamplona
Running of the Bulls Monument

Pamplona Highlights Walking Tour with Coffee and Churros Break

฿1,667
per adult
Pamplona Highlights Walking Tour with Coffee and Churros Break
Baztan Valley Elizondo and Zugarramurdi from Pamplona

Baztan Valley Elizondo and Zugarramurdi

฿3,221
per adult
Baztan Valley Elizondo and Zugarramurdi
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Top places to visit

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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2. 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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3. Café Iruña

Café Iruña is a Pamplona institution that has been serving customers for more than 100 years. This city center café first opened its doors in 1888 and was a popular haunt of the Nobel Prize-winning American writer Ernest Hemingway. Visit Café Iruña for tapas, drinks and meals and for a glimpse of the Pamplona of yesteryear.
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4. Yamaguchi Park

In a city blessed with gorgeous green spaces, Yamaguchi Park stands out as one of Pamplona’s most striking. Visit Yamaguchi Park to experience the serenity of its Japanese garden and to enjoy space-themed programs at Pamplona Planetarium. The park celebrates the twinning of Pamplona with the city of Yamaguchi, an event that honors St. Francis Xavier’s visit to Japan in the 1500s.
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5. 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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6. Monumento al Encierro

The Monumento al Encierro is a life-size bronze sculpture that pays tribute to the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona. Every July during the San Fermín fiesta hundreds of people run alongside and in front of fighting bulls as the animals charge through the city's cobbled streets. Walk around the monument and examine it from all sides.
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What to do in Pamplona

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Bulls in confinement

Navarra Arena

Catch an event at Navarra Arena during your trip to Pamplona. Take in the festivals while you're in the area.

Navarra Arena
concrete building with horizontal narrow windows, surrounded by pine trees and parking area

University of Navarra

Explore the campus of University of Navarra during your travels in Pamplona. Discover the area's lively festivals or seek out its jogging trails.

University of Navarra
Plaza del Castillo

Plaza del Castillo

The beating heart of the Old Town district is home to historic cafés and elegant buildings. It’s also where you can attend free concerts.

Plaza del Castillo
Pamplona City Hall

Pamplona City Hall

This civic building in Pamplona’s Old Town square has an elaborate façade and is famous for a firework rocket, which signals the start of the Fiesta of San Fermín.

Pamplona City Hall
Plaza de Toros de Pamplona

Plaza de Toros de Pamplona

Catch an event at Plaza de Toros de Pamplona and enjoy other activities in Pamplona such as running.Discover the area's lively festivals and shops.

Plaza de Toros de Pamplona
Café Iruña

Café Iruña

Unwind with good local food and drink amid the convivial ambiance of a Pamplona café that dates back to the late 19th century.

Café Iruña
Yamaguchi Park

Yamaguchi Park

Go for a laidback stroll through a Japanese garden and take a journey to the stars at the city’s planetarium.

Yamaguchi Park
Pamplona Cathedral

Pamplona Cathedral

An arresting façade, richly decorated chapels and the tomb of a former king make this centuries-old church one of Pamplona’s most symbolic landmarks.

Pamplona Cathedral
Monumento al Encierro

Monumento al Encierro

Spend a few moments studying an important symbol of Pamplona, a large sculpture that celebrates the city’s world-famous bull run.

Monumento al Encierro

Where to stay in Pamplona

Find the best Pamplona areas for the activities you enjoy most.

Old Town Pamplona

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

Panorama of Pamplona Market Square

Segundo Ensanche

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

Pamplona Top View

Iturrama

Visitors to Iturrama enjoy its historical sites, and if you want to do some exploring, University of Navarra Museum is worth a stop.

San Juan

Travellers like the restaurants in San Juan, and Parque de la Taconera is a top attraction you might want to visit.

Pamplona City Centre

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

Day trip destinations from Pamplona

Egues

Egues

Frequently asked questions

Is Pamplona worth visiting?
With a mix of history and festivals, there are many things to do in Pamplona. When you're here, visit Palacio de Navarra, a top attraction in the area.
How do I spend a day in Pamplona?
Kick your day off with a visit to Palacio de Navarra and Museum of Navarra. Then, explore other areas of Pamplona for a quick bite and some shopping.
What is the top tourist attraction in Pamplona?
The top tourist attraction in Pamplona is Palacio de Navarra, so be sure to include it on your sightseeing agenda.
Is three days enough to stay in Pamplona?
Three days will give you enough time to tick off popular city highlights, like Palacio de Navarra, Museum of Navarra and Jorge Oteiza Museum. The average stay in Pamplona is two days. If you have the urge to extend your trip, Galar isn't far away.
Is Pamplona a walkable city?
With vibrant neighbourhoods and major attractions within walking distance of the city centre, Pamplona is a great destination to visit on foot. Wander between Palacio de Navarra and Museum of Navarra. Then take a stroll around Pamplona City Centre, located 0.16 kilometres from downtown, and Old Town Pamplona, which is about 0.32 kilometres away.
What are some activities to do in Pamplona with kids?
Planning what to do in Pamplona with kids has never been easier. Whether you're holidaying with teenagers or little ones, there's a range of family-friendly sights to keep them happy here.

What to do in Pamplona for adults?
Bodega Otazu and Navarra Arena are just a few of the things to do in Pamplona. With plenty of activities available, there's something here for everyone.
Are there free things to do in Pamplona?
From relaxing in parks to wandering around vibrant neighbourhoods, it's simple to discover free things to do in Pamplona. If you're looking for inspiration, ask for tips from a local tour guide. Café Iruñan is a must for anyone wishing to save on their sightseeing activities.