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Rest area for pilgrims leaving Pamplona, in the town of Cendea de Galar. There are tables and benches, and a roof for shelter from the sun or rain. There is no water fountain.

An impressive bullring here in Pamplona

Handsome stone bridge crossing river Arga. Riverside walk is cycle friendly.

very nice view

During the Pamplona bullfight, young men in particular risk their health and sometimes their lives. Despite protests from animal rights activists, the "Sanfermines" festival attracts millions of people every year. Around 6,000 bulls are said to have died in the arena over the past 100 years. Since 1911, a total of 16 deaths have been linked to the Pamplona bull runs and fights.

The church of the Order of Malta. Looks like a knight's castle. Inside the church there are also several knight's flags. Nice view back to Pamplona

Plaza Consistorial, the heart of the San Fermin festival

Pamplona, the capital of the Navarra region in northern Spain, is a city of contrasts where history, culture, nature and festivity come together. The city is world famous for the San Fermín festival, which takes place every July and is known for the spectacular bull runs through the narrow streets. In addition to this vibrant festival, Pamplona also offers many historical and cultural attractions. You can explore the medieval city walls and the impressive Renaissance citadel, as well as the Gothic cathedral of Santa María la Real, which is a beautiful example of religious architecture. The city also has a rich Roman history, which is reflected in the mosaics and other archaeological finds.