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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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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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The famous main square of Pamplona with its monoopterus in the middle and restaurants and bars around. Earnest Hemingway hang out here in the 1920s which he describes impressively in his novel "Fiesta".

Opened in the 90s of the last century, it has become a landmark and one of the most visited places.

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Massive walls, inside very quiet.

it's worth it

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Plaza del Castillo is a public square in the center of the city

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One of the best-known places on the French Camino de Santiago. Taking some photos in this place has become an unavoidable ritual for many pilgrims who pass through this place.

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An emblematic place in the city that you must visit without fail. You also have a good number of bars with terraces where you can try the culinary category of the place.

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Every corner of the citadel has its charm. Do not stop visiting it.

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The Alto de la Sierra del Perdón , located at an altitude of 770 m, is a natural vantage point with an exceptional panoramic view to the north towards Pamplona, the capital from Navarre, and the Pyrenees, and on the south to the land of grains and villages, medieval buildings rich in history from the Valdizarbe Valley.

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Sculptural group of pilgrims from different eras made of iron by Vicente Galbete and sponsored by the Association of Friends of the Camino de Navarra, enjoying a beautiful view. The statue bears the motto 'Where the path of the wind intersects with that of the stars'. https://www.pamplona.es/en/node/47467

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This place can be considered as the heart of the city. The almost 14k square meters it covers has been a hotspot in the history of the city of Pamplona. It is named after the castle that once stood on the eastern part of the square, near the Bajada de Javier, built by Luis Hutín in 1310, the current square is the parade ground of the former building. In the late Middle Ages, the square was a kind of no man's land during the difficult times that the three former burgos or cities endured. In addition to its military function, it operated as a marketplace in 1324 and was also used to sow grass and wheat in the 14th century. https://www.pamplona.es/en/turismo/plazadelcastillo

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The "heart" of the city. Wonderful square, very busy with good cafes and restaurants!

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On this plateau you have an outstanding 360° view over the landscape. The wind blows tirelessly up here - A great place!

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"The art installation "Monumento del Peregrinos" goes back to a suggestion by the pilgrim Ernesto Calvo, who is a member of the Friends of the Way of St. James in Navarre. (...) Seventeen life-size flat figures made of naturally rusted iron, twelve people and five animals, form one Pilgrimage with members from different epochs, social classes and age groups. Men, women and children are there. The figures were set up in 1996 as landmarks that can be seen from afar. These are works by Vicente Galbete Martinicorena, a sculptor from Pamplona. (... ) After the installation was completed, the artist did not wish to inaugurate the art installation: Galbete wanted to express his respect for the centuries-long continuity of the procession of pilgrims. He understood the group as part of this pilgrimage, but not as something new." (Source: Christoph Kühn MA in "Star Path", Members' magazine of the German Sankt-Jakobus-Gesellschaft eV, Aachen, Issue 62)

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Pleasant corner with tables and views of Uterga shortly before reaching the top of Alto del Perdón... the only thing a little more disturbing are the windmills of the Wind Farm just on the other side of the road. Ideal to rest from the climb.

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The descent from Alto del Perdón towards Pamplona is much more comfortable than it might seem at first and offers places to rest with views of the nearby city, which make the journey more enjoyable.

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On the heights of the Alto del Perdon, and thus in a prominent place, is this "pilgrim train", sometimes also referred to as the "pilgrim caravan" - built in 1996 by the friends of the Way of St. James from Navarro. The figures are worked as silhouettes of rusty iron.

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