Discover the best attractions and experiences Navarra has to offer
Navarra's landscape is dotted with medieval fortresses and cathedrals that tell the story of its kingdoms and pilgrim routes.
A Gothic–Renaissance cathedral in the heart of Pamplona with rich cloisters and art.
A fairy-tale medieval palace-fortress surrounded by vineyards and towers.
A star-shaped fortress offering an atmospheric glimpse into military history.
Historic church at the gateway of the Camino de Santiago.
Art, history and regional culture are showcased in Navarra's focused museum spaces.
The main museum of the region, covering archaeology, history and art.
Contemporary sculpture museum dedicated to the Basque-Navarrese artist.
Exhibits and routes to understand the Bardenas desert landscape.
Navarre's sacred sites reflect its layered Christian heritage and pilgrimage traditions.
Religious centerpiece of Pamplona with a storied history.
Historic church at the gateway of the Camino de Santiago.
Ancient Benedictine monastery perched in a dramatic landscape.
Natural Navarra offers rugged badlands, green valleys and forested hills perfect for outdoor days.
Iconic semi-desert badlands with striking, wind-sculpted formations.
Lush valleys, waterfalls and panoramic viewpoints in a protected landscape.
Green limestone mountains straddling Navarra and Guipúzcoa with scenic trails.
Vibrant districts reveal Navarra’s everyday life and historical character.
Historic old town around plazas, bars and medieval streets.
Charming medieval town with a well-preserved historic center.
Ancient city core known for its churches, palaces and market life.
You don’t need to spend a euro to experience Navarra’s culture and scenery.
Stretch along the old fortifications with lookout points.
Stroll through the historic streets and lively plazas.
Pleasant city park with ponds, gardens and peacocks.
Finish each day with Navarra’s distinctive produce and hearty dishes.
Sweet red peppers prepared in various traditional ways.
Lamb chops grilled over grape-vine embers, a regional specialty.
Tender lamb cooked with tomatoes, peppers and paprika.
Piñón-like Roncal cheese with a nutty, slightly spicy taste.
Local red and white wines from Navarra DO vineyards.
Evenings in Navarra can be lively with pintxos bars and live music.
Casual bites and drinks in a historic setting.
Bustling street with late-night spots and atmosphere.
Cultural venues host performances ranging from theatre to concerts.
Historic theatre offering opera, ballet and plays.
Modern venue with diverse shows and events.
Active travelers can hike, cycle and ride through Navarra’s diverse landscapes.
Open landscapes ideal for day hikes and scenic routes.
Forest trails and viewpoints across lush valleys.
Walk segments of the famous pilgrimage path.
Explore lesser-known paths and authentic Navarrese experiences.
Visit fortresses and castles perched across the region.
Cheese-focused route with small, traditional producers.
Off-the-beaten-path segments of the pilgrimage route.