The magnificent Cathedral of Pamplona is a must for anyone in the city.
This guided tour offers a fascinating two-hour exploration for its architectural beauty and interesting history.
Start outside, where you will know the unique entrances and the oldest house in Pamplona. Once inside, you’ll discover artistic treasures like the Gothic Cloister and medieval kitchens, while listening to curious stories about smiling Virgins and crucified sculptures with growing hair. At the end, you can stay longer to explore the exhibition or tour the impressive Cloister at your own pace.
2-hour guided tour of Pamplona Cathedral with explanations from a professional guide
Visit the impressive Gothic Cloister, one of the best in Europe
Discover unique architectural elements and historical anecdotes
Possibility to see the Bell Mary and enjoy panoramic views, if available
After an introduction to the history of the Cathedral, we will begin a tour that will include the towers (weather permitting), the naves, the cloister, the Barbazana chapel, the refectory and the medieval kitchen... and some more surprises that there are always.
All in the company of our guides to tell you not only historical-architectural and artistic aspects, but also telling curiosities and helping you to enjoy this building in a very pleasant way.
The tour starts on time in front of the Cathedral entrance.
There's a gate around the yard. We'll be by the front door of that patio, depending on the weather, we'll be wearing a blue polo shirt or a red jumper or warmer if necessary. If it rains, we'll start from the porch.
Pamplona, the capital of the Navarre region in Spain, is famous for its running of the bulls festival, Sanfermines. This historic city offers a blend of medieval charm, vibrant culture, and rich gastronomy. Its well-preserved old town and stunning architecture make it a must-visit destination.
A 16th-century star-shaped fortress that served as a military stronghold. It's now a public park with beautiful gardens.
A stunning Gothic cathedral with a mix of architectural styles, including Romanesque and Baroque elements.
The famous bullring where the running of the bulls takes place during the Sanfermines festival.
A museum showcasing the history and art of Navarre, from prehistoric times to the present.
A beautiful urban park with a variety of wildlife, including peacocks, ducks, and swans.
Small, elaborately prepared snacks, typically served on bread and often including ingredients like cheese, ham, and vegetables.
A type of sausage made from pork, garlic, and paprika, often grilled and served as a tapa.
A traditional Navarrese stew made with lamb, peppers, tomatoes, and garlic.
A traditional Navarrese liqueur made from sloe berries, often served as a digestif.
This is the peak tourist season, especially in July due to the Sanfermines festival. The weather is warm and ideal for outdoor activities.
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Pamplona is generally safe for travelers, but common sense precautions should be taken, especially during festivals.
Pamplona Train Station
Pamplona Bus Station
The bus system is efficient and affordable, with frequent services.
Available • Apps: Cabify
Car, Bike, Scooter
A beautiful coastal city known for its stunning beaches, world-class cuisine, and vibrant cultural scene.
A charming medieval town with a stunning castle and rich history.
A historic village with a rich medieval heritage and beautiful natural surroundings.
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