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What to see in Pamplona in 2 days

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2-day itinerary for Pamplona (Spain): what to see, where to eat and skip-the-line tickets. Build your free custom plan.

Pamplona blends history, monuments, food and wine at every turn. Here's a 2-day itinerary organised by area, with the must-sees, where to eat and skip-the-line tickets to make the most of your trip.

Practical info · Pamplona

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Best time to visitAll year
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Ideal length2 days
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BudgetMid-range · €€
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Getting aroundOn foot
Known forHistory, monuments, food and wine

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What to see in Pamplona day by day

Day 1Old Town · Ciudadela

Cathedral of Santa María la Real
A Gothic cathedral with a medieval cloister and the Occidens museum in its former quarters.
from 5€
Plaza del Castillo
An arcaded square that is the social heart of the city, ringed by historic cafés.
Free
Pamplona City Hall
A town hall with a Baroque façade from whose balcony the San Fermín chupinazo rocket is launched.
Free
Museum of Navarre
An archaeology and fine arts museum with Roman mosaics and works spanning centuries of Navarrese history.
from 2€
Church of San Saturnino
A Gothic fortress-church dedicated to the patron San Cernin, with two towers dominating the old town.
Free
Church of San Nicolás
Church of San Nicolás
A Romanesque-Gothic church of defensive appearance set between the old town and the Ensanche.
Free
🍽️ Café Iruña
A historic café from 1888 on Plaza del Castillo linked to Hemingway.
~25€
🍽️ Bar Gaucho
An award-winning pincho bar in the heart of the old town.
~20€
Citadel of Pamplona
A pentagonal Renaissance fortification turned into a park and exhibition space.
Free
La Taconera Park
The city's oldest garden, with walkways, sculptures and animals in the former moats.
Free

Day 2City Walls · Ensanche District

Portal de Francia
A monumental 16th-century gate that still keeps its bridge and access to the walled enclosure.
Free
Caballo Blanco Viewpoint
A balcony over the walls with views of the northern valleys and the Pamplona basin.
Free
Pamplona Bullring
The bullring where the San Fermín bull runs end, with the Hemingway statue at its entrance.
Free
Monument to the Running of the Bulls
A bronze sculptural group recreating runners and bulls during the bull run.
Free
Palace of Navarre
The 19th-century seat of the Government of Navarre, fronted by a garden with a giant sequoia.
Free
Paseo de Sarasate
A tree-lined boulevard with statues of kings and the Monument to the Fueros at one end.
Free
Media Luna Park
A romantic crescent-shaped park overlooking the Arga River.
Free
Baluarte
Navarre's congress centre and auditorium, a contemporary building beside the remains of the Labrit bastion.
Free
🍽️ Restaurante Europa
Long-established Navarrese fine dining in the Ensanche.
~65€

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Frequently asked questions about Pamplona

How many days do I need to see Pamplona?

With 2 days you can see the must-sees of Pamplona. Our tool organizes each day by area so you don't waste time getting around.

When is the best time to visit Pamplona?

The best time to visit Pamplona is year-round, thanks to its warm climate. That said, Trip Planner builds your itinerary for any season and adapts it to your pace.

How do you get around Pamplona?

It's a very walkable city: the centre is compact and almost everything is close by, so you'll get around mostly on foot. Plus, our plan groups each day by area so you barely waste time getting around.

What to visit in Pamplona?

The must-sees in Pamplona: Cathedral of Santa María la Real, Plaza del Castillo, Pamplona City Hall and Museum of Navarre. This guide organises them day by day, with times, a map and skip-the-line tickets.

How much does it cost to visit Pamplona?

It depends on your budget. With Trip Planner you set how much you want to spend per day and the plan adapts, combining free and paid activities.

Where can I buy skip-the-line tickets?

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