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An impressive bullring here in Pamplona

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A very impressive work of art with incredible dynamism 💃

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Coffee at Bar Jamaica overlooking fountain at centre of Plaza Principe de Viana

Nice views of the northern area of Pamplona, with tables and benches to rest. Gravel path that runs along the side of the mountain.

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interesting statue that symbolizes the bull race

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Except for the short 16% ramp, getting there was super smooth and easy.

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Located on the picturesque Plaza Consistorial, the Ayuntamiento de Pamplona is a beautiful example of Baroque architecture. Built in the 18th century, this historic town hall is not only the administrative heart of the city, but also a symbol of Pamplona’s rich cultural heritage. Upon entering, you are greeted by an impressive façade with ornate balconies and statues that reflect the city’s history and traditions. Inside, you will find elegant halls and rooms where important municipal decisions are made. The building also plays a central role during the famous San Fermín celebrations, where the mayor officially opens the festivities from the balcony with the traditional “Chupinazo”.

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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.

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The centre of the ''Plaza do Castillo'' has been occupied since 28 June 1943 by an 18-metre-high bandstand raised on a stepped drum and whose dome is supported by Ionic columns. Previously, there was a wooden one that replaced the Beneficencia fountain in 1910, the work of Luis Paret, known in Pamplona as "La Mariblanca", which currently adorns the city's Taconera gardens.

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The Plaza de toros de Pamplona is a bullring located in Pamplona and is used for bullfights, but also for sporting and cultural events and concerts. Built in 1922, the plaza de toros can accommodate up to 19,721 people and is the second largest in Spain, after Las Ventas in Madrid, and the fifth largest in the world. The plaza de toros is the finishing point of the famous running of the bulls that takes place in Pamplona during the San Fermin festival and, during the Spanish Civil War, it was used as a concentration camp by Franco's troops with a capacity for 3,000 Republican prisoners.

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This is an imposing monument in homage to the San Fermin bull run. It realistically represents the expressiveness and dynamism of a frenetic moment of the bull run in which the runners are caught by the bulls. The sculpture was intended to be a snapshot of the bull run and an expressed action, a hasty escape, said Rafael Huerta. The sculptural group carved in bronze is composed of nineteen figures: six bulls of Victorino Martín, three oxen and ten runners. The current sculpture is a harmonious work of 11 meters long and 4 meters wide plus a reinforced concrete pedestal. It is an expansion inaugurated in 2007 from the sculpture of the original in 1994 (where there were only 2 runners and 1 bull) at the request of the City Council of Pamplona in 2004. Rafael Huerta himself portrayed himself in one of the corridors lying on the ground. "I didn't want to be the protagonist, but I had the intuition to get involved, as other authors have done in their works." Originally, the sculptor represented Julen Madina and the councilor Ignacio Pérez Cabañas, both Sanfermines runners, in the work, but they were later removed due to social pressure. The identities of the rest of the brokers are anonymous.

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Beautiful charming and ancient bridge over which the Santiago de Compostela trail passes.

Magnificent and proud town hall of a proud city: impressive!

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Bienvenida Bicigrino! Great symbol icon on the ground all over the city!

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Magnificent façade and a beautiful square: life is bubbling here..... The façade uses various symbols to clearly demonstrate Pamplona's powerful ambition. Taurine in the DNA, so to speak.....

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Where is the source of the photo? I pass by there a lot and I have never seen it...more exact directions please? Thanks

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First section of Via Verde de Plazuela. We leave Pamplona suburbs. First part on a new road, a very quiet conventional circuit, at some point we will have to be careful because we cross some road although with little traffic, the average route passes through a road parallel to the old national road where we go through a tunnel that is shared with vehicles, regulated by traffic lights, to cross two imposing rock formations known as The Two Sisters, while we border both sides of the river. The route gains as we advance, gaining splendor in the last 5-8 km. where it fully follows the old train path, surrounded by vegetation, for about 3 km. Before reaching Lekunberri, a waterfall and springs that come down from the mountain stand out. Easy circuit, although at some points there are some slopes that we then have to go down.

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Some of the best in the whole beautiful city of Pamplona.

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Huge star-shaped citadel from 1571. Extremely well preserved and very easy to walk around inside, outside and through the middle.

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The old fortress is a lovely place to visit with lots of paths and places to rest and enjoy. It is always worth a visit.

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