Local Guide: Experience Pamplona like a local 

La Plaza del Castillo: Known as the "living room" of Pamplona. Stop for a coffee at the legendary Café Iruña, which was Ernest Hemingway’s favorite spot in the city. 

Calle Estafeta: Famous worldwide for the Running of the Bulls. It's the perfect place for "poteo" (going out for wine and drinks) and tasting the city's best pintxos.

Don’t let the facade fool you; its Gothic cloister is considered one of the most beautiful in Europe.

Pintxo culture: Wander through San Nicolás, Comedias, and Estafeta streets. Make sure to try a good portion of chistorra (local spicy saugage) for the full experience. 

Daily Menu (Menú del Día) : For high-quality food at a great price, look for restaurants near the City Hall (Ayuntamiento). Navarrese cuisine is famous for its fresh garden vegetables like white asparagus, artichokes, and piquillo peppers.

The City Walls & Caballo Blanco: Walk along the historic belt of walls surrounding the city. A visit to the Caballo Blanco viewpoint is a must for the best views of the Arga River and the surrounding valley.

Taconera Park:  The oldest and most romantic garden in the city. You can see deer, peacocks, and ducks living freely within the castle moats.

Century-Old Shops: Right around the apartment on Calle Zapatería and Calle Mayor, you'll find shops steepedin history. Pick up a pair of handmade alpargatas (espadrilles) or a red San Fermin neckerchief as a souvenir.

Santo Domingo Market: The oldest market in town. The perfect spot to buy authentic Idiazábal cheese or premium local Pacharán (sloe gin).

Recommendations on your phone: In the Hoomvip app map you’ll find plenty of my personal recommendations. Just tap the heart icons to discover my favorite hidden gems.

Getting around: Pamplona is a city made for walking. Forget the car and enjoy the safety and cleanliness of our beautiful pedestrian streets.