Tourist attractions Pamplona

The origin of this Romanesque chapel, south of Pamplona and a few miles from Puente la Reina, remains unknown. It may have been a funerary chapel on the pilgrim road, as the human bones found there suggest. The outside gallery, now exposed, formerly ..

A popular meeting point for the locals, this former parade square of the old castle is the junction of the old quarter and the earliest ensanche (new quarter). 18C arcaded buildings border it on three sides, while the fourth opens onto the broad Av..

The museum stands on the site of a 16C hospital of which the Renaissance door remains. Note the Roman mosaics from 2C and 4C villas. Romanesque art is all about with capitals from the 12C Pampelune Cathedral. From later periods, note the fragment..

A few capitals from the portals and cloister remain from the early Romanesque church and are in the Museum of Navarre. Inside the cathedral, in front of the gate that closes the sanctuary, stands the alabaster tomb ordered in 1416 by King Charles I..

From this parapet walk, visitors see the back of the Cathedral of Santa María and the fortifications below the perimeter walls. The ronda leads to the Baluarte del Redín bastion (1540) now surrounded by gardens. Below and to the left can be seen ..

In the heart of an old district withe narrow streets, this composite building mixes Romanesque brick towers, a Gothic porch and 13C vaults and many later additions.

The town hall has a fine late 17C baroque façade (rebuilt) with statues, balustrades and pediments.