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Sights & Activities

Universidad de Navarra Isn’t in the Casco Viejo. It’s a 113-Hectare Park With One of Spain’s Top Hospitals Inside.

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The Corrales de Santo Domingo Sit Inside a 16th-Century Bastion, Not a Simple Holding Pen

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Calle Estafeta Didn’t Get Its Name Until the 1700s. The Street Had Already Existed for 400 Years.

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Victor Hugo Called Pamplona’s Cathedral Facade a “Horrible Mask.” Behind It Is One of Europe’s Great Gothic Cloisters.

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Calle Mercaderes Didn’t Get Its Name Until 1682. Before That, It Was the Gossip Street.

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Calle Santo Domingo’s Shrine Isn’t Ancient. It Started in a Hospital Window in 1970.

Calle Santo Domingo in Pamplona hides a shrine that looks ancient. The city built it in stages, starting with a 1970 hospital window.

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The “Roman” Aqueduct Outside Pamplona Is Actually Younger Than the United States

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The Ring at the End of the Encierro Was Designed by Spain’s Only Pritzker Prize Architect

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La Rochapea Isn’t Where Pamplona Keeps Its Bulls. It’s the City’s Oldest Neighborhood Outside the Walls.

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The Navarrería Isn’t Just Pamplona’s Oldest Barrio. It Was Wiped Off the Map in 1276.