Ayuntamiento de Pamplona, Pamplona

Town Hall is an impressive 17th century building with flags on its facade. It is located to the northwest of Plaza del Castillo in Plaza Consistorial which is a small and charming square. The town hall was built on the site of an old moat, where three defense systems of the city were located. A famous Pamplona monument, the building has a beautiful baroque façade of ocher sandstone topped with lions bearing shields and the trumpeter breath of an angel. To see the interior, tourists must request a tour (free admission) by contacting the City of Pamplona. This is one of the major points of San Fermin fiesta.

Very nice.

A little city hall located amid a cozy square, worth a picture while walking through the old city. The famous snacks (pintxos) street called Estafeta is just few steps away from it, also a mandatory visit if never been there, recommended time to see is in the evening around 1800. Also Plaza del Castillo (central square) is just a street away from both City Hall or Estafeta street. Worth a coffee or a beer in one if the several cafés outside around the square.

Gorgeous building front. We went back during the day to go inside. There is a display of keys to the city, and a couple of stained glass windows

Very quick and nice service! Suggestion: make an online appointment first, they will ask for it!