What to see in Autonomous community Navarre

"Running of Bulls" event is part of festival of San Fermin and is the best known event taking place in Pamplona. TV-spectators in all the world are surprised, impressed or shocked each year when they watch the spectacle of bulls running through the streets of the town and hundreds of young...

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The Castle of Javier (Castillo de Javier) is one of the main attractions of the region of Javier. It was the family seat and birthplace of Saint Francis Xavier (1506 - 1552 (46)) Patron Saint of Navarra and co-founder of the missionary and educational Jesuit order...

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The cathedral in Tudela is constructed in 12th-13th centuries. The building is designed in Romanesque architecture with some Gothic and Baroque elements....

The museum of Wicthes (Museo de las Brujas) is located in the old hospital in village of Zugarramurdi. In the Middle Ages about thirty women from the village were tried or punished in a ruthless way by The Inquisition. Many of the visitors come to Zugarramurdi attracted by the stories and legends t...

The Archaeological Museum of Andelos in Mendigorria shows object from Roman Empire. It is an open door to get to know the approach to town planning, way of life and beliefs of the ancient Roman city of Andelos....

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Plaza de Toros, the bullring, located at the end of the town-walls close to Arga river. Its tradition has made Pamplona world-famous, not least because of the books of Hemingway. It is the location of some of Spain`s most important bullfights, specially during the festival of San Fermin...

"Sorgin Leizea" is an impressive karst complex located half kilometer away from the town of Zugarramurdi, on the old road Zugarramurdi - Sare. The main cavity was pierced by a stream of water gushing even today, called "Regata del Infierno" or "Erreka Infernuko", that...