Pamplona is the capital of Navarra which is located in the north of Spain and, as we have said with respect to its community, stands out for its spectacular vegetation, flora and fauna. Pamplona is considered one of the richest Spanish regions in terms of natural environment, as it has very different forms, plants and animals that make it very characteristic.
The north of Spain, as we already know, stands out for the great amount of natural passages that it contains and also, for the diversity that exists between beach and mountain that, as in the great majority of the Spanish north, comes being a custom.
In Pamplona we have many things to see and do, so it is important that when we have made the decision that we want to make a trip to this city we have, above all, to do it calmly, with time and for a few days, although it may be the case that you can or want to spend only a weekend in this place, so what are the most interesting things to see on a weekend getaway to Pamplona?
It is difficult in a city that has so much heritage and outdoor places to get lost, to choose only a few that we should see as a must but, in this article, we are putting ourselves in the case that we do not have much time and we want to take the best impression of the place in that case, we have made a selection of the three specific and necessary things to see on your weekend getaway to Pamplona:
The Cathedral of Pamplona: cathedrals are one of the most representative buildings of the cities we visit, so it is interesting that, whenever we go to a renowned place, we take a tour of its cathedral.
The Cathedral of Santa Maria is the most emblematic monument of the city and the one that brings together great treasures of art and history of both Spain and the region itself. Inside, there is the tomb of Charles III, which is one of the biggest attractions for the visit of the cathedral.
Paseo de Ronda: Pamplona has great places throughout the city to get lost. The Paseo de Ronda is a real tour of the oldest and most emblematic streets of the place at the top, we find the high walls of medieval touch that formerly served to monitor the enemy attack and as protection of the people. If you want to know a little more of this region, the Paseo de Ronda is your place.
La Taconera: if at the beginning of the article we have emphasized the importance of green in the city and natural areas, we can not leave without at least knowing the Taconera, beautiful gardens dating from 1830 and boast of being the oldest in the city. It is worth mentioning the small zoo inside and the large number of paths through which you can access the park.
These are three of the things that we consider that you have to see in your weekend getaway to Pamplona. However, this is not the only thing you can enjoy here, you can also choose to do small routes programmed by third parties so that you do not have to worry about anything but enjoying yourself, or simply escape to a rural house in Navarra to relax and enjoy.
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