What to see in Navarre

Cities, villages and nature

Open each one to see all its sights, where to stay, day trips and when to go.

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  Pamplona

  San Fermín, the city walls, an old town full of pintxos and the Citadel.

  • Citadel
  • Bull run / Calle Estafeta
  • Pamplona Cathedral
  • Plaza del Castillo

  What to see in Pamplona
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  Olite

  The Royal Palace of the Kings of Navarre, with fairy-tale towers, surrounded by wineries.

  • Royal Palace of Olite
  • Church of Santa María
  • Navarre wineries

  What to see in Olite
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  Irati Forest

  One of the largest beech and fir forests in Europe, in the Navarrese Pyrenees, spectacular in autumn.

  • Beech forest
  • Irabia reservoir
  • Hermitage of the Virgen de las Nieves
  • Cascada del Cubo

  What to see in Irati Forest
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  Roncesvalles

  The start of the Camino de Santiago in Spain, in the Pyrenees, with the collegiate church and the Irati Forest nearby.

  • Collegiate Church of Roncesvalles
  • Irati Forest
  • The Navarrese Pyrenees

  What to see in Roncesvalles
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  Estella

  Estella on the Camino de Santiago, with Romanesque churches, the Palace of the Kings of Navarre and the Irache wine fountain.

  • Plaza de los Fueros
  • Church of San Pedro de la Rúa
  • Puente de la Cárcel

  What to see in Estella
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  Tudela

  The capital of the Navarrese Ribera, with a cathedral, a Jewish quarter and the best vegetable menestra.

  • Tudela Cathedral
  • Ribera del Ebro
  • Bardenas Reales

  What to see in Tudela
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  Bardenas Reales

  A desert of ravines and clay hills in south-eastern Navarre, a Biosphere Reserve, with Castildetierra as its symbol.

  • Castildetierra
  • Bardena Blanca
  • Pisquerra
  • El Rallón

  What to see in Bardenas Reales
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  Elizondo

  The capital of the Baztán valley, with stone manor houses by the river and the novels that made the valley famous.

  • Manor houses
  • Baztán river
  • Town hall
  • Valley villages

  What to see in Elizondo
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  Zugarramurdi

  The witches’ village: a huge cave where, according to the Inquisition, covens were held, and a museum that tells the story.

  • Witches’ Cave
  • Witches’ Museum
  • Urdax Caves
  • Stone houses

  What to see in Zugarramurdi
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  Puente la Reina

  The Romanesque bridge where the Caminos de Santiago meet, with a Calle Mayor full of pilgrims.

  • Romanesque bridge
  • Church of El Crucifijo
  • Calle Mayor
  • Church of Santiago

  What to see in Puente la Reina

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