What to do in Pamplona

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.

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.

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.

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

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

Architectural landmarks, sculptures, a mini zoo and children’s playground make Pamplona’s oldest public park an enjoyable attraction for all ages.

Spend a lively evening in Pamplona with a musical or theatrical performance at a prominent cultural venue that also hosts exhibitions.

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

Tour an imposing centuries-old church to see its magnificent collection of elaborately carved altarpieces and other precious religious works of art.