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Pamplona. On the fertile plain of the river Arga sits Pamplona, a city full of history and deep-rooted traditions. The streets and squares of its historic quarter still preserve a significant collection of monumental buildings dominated by its churches and medieval walls.

Pamplona. Navarra, Spain, Europe. Senses are heightened in Pamplona (Basque: Iruña), capital of the fiercely independent Kingdom of Navarra and home to one of Spain’s most famous and wildest festivals.

Pamplona is one of Spain's greenest cities ensuring nature lovers a pleasurable time. The Riverside Park and the Yamaguchi Parque are ideal places for a tranquil, leisurely walk. In Vuelta del Castillo Park, you can visit La Ciudadela and discover why it's the most impressive fortress in Spain.

About Pamplona. More than just a stage for the annual “Running of the Bulls” festival, Pamplona offers a rich taste of Spain’s northern Navarre region. Medieval walls surround a walkable old town, where Basque-style tapas bars rub shoulders with Gothic cathedrals and abundant green spaces.

Pamplona, capital of both the provincia (province) and the comunidad autónoma (autonomous community) of Navarra, northeastern Spain. It lies on the western bank of the Arga River in the fertile La Cuenca region. Situated in an irrigated cereal-producing area, Pamplona is a flourishing agricultural.