
Artajona
Artajona is a small village completely surrounded by medieval towers and fortified walls, known as El Cerco de Artajona (“The Wall of Artajona”).
Navarre is a Spanish region that, although often overlooked compared to the more well-known coastal areas of the country, holds true wonders waiting to be discovered. In recent years, it has gained popularity thanks to its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, making it a unique destination. Without a doubt, Navarre is a hidden gem you shouldn't miss.
Many know Navarra mainly from the famous San Fermín festivals in Pamplona , the capital of this Spanish province. This world-famous event is known for its festive atmosphere, age-old traditions and the spectacular bull run. But Navarra has so much more to offer.
On this website you will discover the most beautiful sights and fun activities in Navarre, but also some Navarrese history, culture and gastronomy.
 
															In the north is the mountainous area of the Navarrese Pyrenees. The Mesa de los Tres Reyes is the highest point of Navarra (2438 meters). In the north is also the beautiful Baztán Region.
The Irati Forest is one of the most beautiful forests in Navarre. It is located in the northeast of the province, part of which is close to the village of Ochagavía.
The Bardenas Reales is a beautiful desert made up of rock formations with bizarre shapes in the southeast of Navarra. Some scenes of the series Game of Thrones were filmed here.

Artajona is a small village completely surrounded by medieval towers and fortified walls, known as El Cerco de Artajona (“The Wall of Artajona”).

Pamplona or Iruña (in Basque) is the capital of Navarre. Among tourists, Pamplona is best known for the celebrations of San Fermín. But Pamplona is

Ujué is a beautiful medieval village and is included in the list of Los Pueblos más Bonitos de España (“The Most Beautiful Villages in Spain”). It

The Urbasa-Andía Natural Park is a beautiful nature reserve known for its varied landscapes, rich flora and fauna, and impressive geological formations. It is situated

The source of the Urederra River (Nacedero del Urederra) is an idyllic place, as its name suggests (in Basque “Ur” means water and “eder”

The Foz de Arbayún (“Arbayún Gorge”) and the Foz de Lumbier (“Lumbier Gorge”) are two spectacular gorges in the east of Navarre. The Foz