Guided Tour of Pamplona's Old Town

Context The guided tour of Pamplona's Old Town offers a cultural walk through the city's historic heart, where Roman, medieval, and baroque architectural layers converge. This pedestrian-only zone houses key landmarks such as Castle Square and the city walls, reflecting over 2,000 years of urban evolution. The route spans approximately two hours, making it ideal for visitors seeking to understand the city’s layered history and the historical conflicts between the three medieval boroughs. ">The Experience"> The tour begins at Castle Square, where the lively atmosphere and sounds of cobbled streets set the stage for a deep historical introduction. Guests proceed to the Town Hall Square and the San Fermín niche, before exploring the cathedral and its Gothic cloister. The walk continues along the defensive walls and bastions, offering panoramic views that evoke the city’s military past. The tour concludes with insights into hidden corners and local anecdotes, all while the aroma of nearby cafés adds to the immersive atmosphere. ">For Whom"> This tour is suitable for families with children over 6 years old, history and architecture enthusiasts, and individuals with limited mobility who can walk for up to two hours. It is not recommended for those seeking highly specialized or niche-focused experiences, nor for people with significant walking difficulties. ">Local Context"> Pamplona continues to honor its traditions through festivals and historic monuments. The San Fermín niche and Town Hall are emblematic of local culture, where the annual Txupinazo launch takes place. Official guides share the city’s collective memory, bridging past and present through storytelling and cultural continuity.