The Casco Antiguo, or Old Town, is the heart of Pamplona, where winding medieval streets lead to historic landmarks such as the imposing Cathedral of Santa Maria la Real. The area thrums with energy, particularly during the San FermĆn festival. Staying here means you're steps away from traditional pintxos bars, charming shops, and the city's Renaissance city walls.
For those looking for a more tranquil retreat, the area surrounding Taconera Park offers a serene environment. The park itself is one of the oldest in the city and provides a green haven perfect for leisurely strolls or a quiet afternoon away from the bustle of the city centre.
Modern accommodations and amenities can be found in Iturrama and the Ensanches neighbourhoods, which cater to both business travellers and tourists. These areas boast contemporary architecture and are close to the University of Navarraāas well as parks, shopping centres, and a variety of dining options.
Pamplona is a compact city that lends itself to being explored easily. Public transport is efficient and inexpensive, with a network of buses covering the main areas of interest and connecting the city's key points. For those who prefer to drive, parking can be challenging during peak seasons and festivals.
