Visit Pamplona

• Cathedral: C/ Dormitalería s/n, +34 948 21 08 27. See Website.
• Museum of Navarra: Cuesta Santo Domingo s/n, +34 848 42 64 92. See Website.
• Baluarte: Plaza del Baluarte, +34 948 06 60 66. See Events. See Website.
• Citadel: Avda. del Ejército, +34 948 22 82 37. See Website.
• Planetarium: C/ Sancho Ramírez s/n, +34 948 26 26 28. See Website.
• Church of San Lorenzo: C/ Mayor 74, +34 948 22 53 71. See Website.
• Church of San Nicolás: Paseo Sarasate. See Website.

For more information on Pamplona, click here.

Useful Telephone numbers

• Information and Tourism: +34 948 22 07 41
• Pamplona City Council: +34 948 42 01 00
• Emergencies: 112
• Coach Station: +34 948 22 38 54
• Railway Station: +34 948 13 02 02
• Airport: +34 948 16 87 00
• Taxi and Radio Taxi: +34 948 22 12 12
• Teletaxi: +34 948 23 23 00

San Fermin 

Immortalised for all eternity by Hemingway in his novel "The Sun Also Rises", the San Fermin fiesta is Pamplona and all of Navarra's most internationally famous celebration. At midday every 6th of July, the rocket marking the start of the fiesta is launched from the town hall balcony and with it the city is launched into a frenzy of joy which does not end until the "Pobre de mí" (Poor old me) on the 14th. The city is transformed into an explosion of life in which visitors and residents merge, all dressed in the red and white that pervades the streets, as they get carried along by the music and the spirit of the outdoor fiesta. Over nine days, everyone has the chance to enjoy the rituals and customs that make the San Fermin fiesta special. The running of the bulls is without doubt one of the highlights. Every morning, the runners test their nerves and physical fitness as they are chased by the horns of a herd of wild bulls.

To see the official San Fermin website, click here.