Experience Pamplona in style

Stay at the MET Pamplona: modern & cozy hotel as your city base

• Immerse yourself in the cultural and culinary charm of Pamplona with this urban escape. Stay in a modern and cozy hotel, ideally located to explore both the historic core and lesser-known neighborhoods.

• The hotel features a contemporary aesthetic imbued with warmth. Rooms are fully equipped with modern amenities: heating/air conditioning, private bathroom, high-quality Wi-Fi, stylish furniture and thoughtful design touches. Shared spaces offer welcoming corners to relax or socialize after a long day.

• Choose the arrangement that suits you: room only or bed & breakfast — start your mornings with a fresh breakfast before heading out. Stroll through Pamplona’s streets: visit the Cathedral, enjoy its plazas, pass the ancient walls, and get lost in the winding alleys filled with life.

• At day’s end, return to your sanctuary of calm, reflect on your day’s discoveries and rest in comfort. This escape strikes the perfect balance between urban design and historic ambiance.

Don’t wait, book your modern stay in Pamplona now and feel the pulse of Navarra in style.

Pamplona: historic streets, amazing food and a true taste of northern Spain

Pamplona is a charming city in northern Spain, perfect for travellers looking for history, gastronomy, green spaces and an authentic local atmosphere. Best known for its medieval old town and the famous San Fermín festival, the capital of Navarra is also a wonderful destination for couples and families who enjoy walking, discovering historic landmarks and trying some of the best pintxos in the region.

Make sure you visit:

• Plaza del Castillo, the heart of the city and one of the best places to enjoy Pamplona’s lively atmosphere.
• Pamplona Cathedral, a beautiful Gothic building with an impressive cloister.
• The city walls, perfect for a scenic walk with views over the old town and surrounding landscape.
• The Citadel, a historic fortress surrounded by green areas, ideal for a relaxed stroll.
• Calle Estafeta, one of the city’s most iconic streets and part of the famous running of the bulls route.

Family-friendly activities:

• Walk through the old town and discover its colourful streets, small shops and traditional cafés.
• Follow part of the Camino de Santiago route as it crosses the city.
• Enjoy a peaceful afternoon in Yamaguchi Park, one of Pamplona’s most pleasant green spaces.
• Visit the Museum of Navarra to learn more about the region’s history and culture.
• Take a relaxed walk around the Vuelta del Castillo, a large park area surrounding the Citadel.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Pintxos: small, flavourful bites served in bars, especially around the old town.
• Chistorra: a delicious local sausage, often served grilled or in a sandwich.
• Piquillo peppers: one of Navarra’s most famous products, usually stuffed or served as a side dish.
• White asparagus from Navarra, a local delicacy with a delicate flavour.
• Cordero al chilindrón: lamb cooked in a rich pepper and tomato sauce.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Olite: around 35 minutes away, famous for its fairytale-like Royal Palace.
• Puente la Reina: a beautiful Camino de Santiago town with a historic Romanesque bridge.
• Roncesvalles: a peaceful mountain village and an important stop on the Camino de Santiago.
• The Irati Forest: perfect for nature lovers, with walking routes and spectacular landscapes.
• Estella-Lizarra: a charming historic town with churches, palaces and a lovely old quarter.