Private Guided Tour of Pamplona

Enjoy a private, personalized Pamplona guided tour to discover the essence of Navarre’s capital at your own pace. We begin at 17:00 with a stroll through the Old Town, taking in the Church of San Nicolas, Plaza del Castillo, and the exterior of the Ezpeleta Palace, while your local guide shares the history, culture, and traditions that make Pamplona a unique destination. We then step into the Church of San Lorenzo to see the Chapel of San Fermin, continue to the Cathedral of Santa María la Real, and follow the famous Running of the Bulls route to understand the city’s greatest festival up close. At 19:00 we finish beside Pamplona’s bullring. On this private visit you can delve into what interests you most, from Ernest Hemingway’s life in the city and medieval architecture to the history of the Sanfermines or foodie tips for pintxos and Navarrese wine, all with an expert guide who turns your Pamplona guided tour into an authentic, flexible, and memorable experience.

1. 1

   Iglesia de San Nicolas

   10 min

   We will meet here and start talking about this city.

2. 2

   Palacio de Navarra

   10 min

   Neoclassical building from XIX century.

3. 3

   Plaza del Castillo

   10 min

   Travelers will stroll through Plaza del Castillo, the vibrant main square of Pamplona, surrounded by elegant buildings, cafés, and centuries of history—once the heart of social and political life in the city.

4. 4

   Palacio de Guendulain

   5 min

   Travelers will discover this noble palace, still owned by the original family, offering a glimpse into the aristocratic life of old Pamplona.

5. 5

   Palacio de Ezpeleta

   5 min

   Travelers will pass by this 18th-century palace, once home to local nobility and now part of Pamplona’s civic heritage.

6. 6

   Stop 6

   15 min

   Travelers will visit the Church of San Lorenzo, where the beloved image of San Fermín is housed—a key stop for understanding Pamplona’s famous festival.

7. 7

   Ayuntamiento de Pamplona

   10 min

   Known for its colorful façade and for launching the world-famous San Fermín festival every July 6th.

8. 8

   Stop 8

   10 min

   The city’s cathedral combines Gothic structure with a neoclassical façade and a beautifully preserved medieval cloister.

9. 9

   Curva de Estafeta

   5 min

   This sharp turn on the bull run route is one of the most iconic and adrenaline-filled points of the San Fermín experience.

10. 10

    Stop 10

    10 min

    The bullring marks the end of the run and remains a symbolic space during the festivities, full of energy and tradition.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.