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Catedral de Pamplona, Pamplona

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Catedral de Pamplona, a breathtaking Roman Catholic cathedral, features a captivating crucifixion sculpture dating from the 16th century. Gold decor lines the side altars of this religious site, which was constructed in Neoclassical and Gothic styles. Check out the biggest church bell in use in Spain, which weighs 12 tons and is called “Maria.” Don’t miss the royal mausoleum, which holds the statues of kings or the crypt below, where the remains of royalty are buried.When you’re finished exploring, head to the museum, where you will find large collections of religious artwork, books, metalwork, and more. By using our Pamplona trip planner, you can arrange your visit to Catedral de Pamplona and other attractions in Pamplona.

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Catedral de Pamplona reviews

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By kenmD6438KD

As a last minute thing we popped into the cathedral... glad we did. Totally worth the time....really innovative method of display using mixed media (sound, light, carvings etc). We weren't expecting.... more

As a last minute thing we popped into the cathedral... glad we did. Totally worth the time....really innovative method of display using mixed media (sound, light, carvings etc). We weren't expecting.... more »
By Celeste H

I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the cathedral. They were extremely kind and helpful. Additionally, the first 20 people to ask in the morning can go up to the bell tower. I thought this was an awesome.... more

I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the cathedral. They were extremely kind and helpful. Additionally, the first 20 people to ask in the morning can go up to the bell tower. I thought this was an awesome.... more »
By hans-jaguar

The Cathedral of Santa Maria de Pamplona is a Catholic temple in the city of Pamplona (Community Foral of Navarra, Spain). It is one of the most complete architectural complexes for presenting in...

The Cathedral of Santa Maria de Pamplona is a Catholic temple in the city of Pamplona (Community Foral of Navarra, Spain). It is one of the most complete architectural complexes for presenting in... more »

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By Global Blonde

I've been to the most celebrated cathedrals in Europe, and this is absolutely the most extraordinary visit. The in-depth display of how it was constructed, the archeological section, and the bell-ringer's apartment were just extraordinary. We had the place to ourselves in January, and can't wait to come again.

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By Stuart McCleane

This atmospheric Gothic cathedral is situated right in the heart of the Medieval part of the city. It has a fine altar, surrounded by a host of delightful alcoves and chapels and there also is a fine adjoining cloister with a small museum. Well worth a stroll around!!

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By Kei Hyodo

What a wonderful cathedral. Inside is very quiet and comfortable to feel wonder of God. Atomospher really sooth me.

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By S Vegi

I didn't read anything about this place before entering. Wow, impressive! While beautiful on the inside, it's not like the cathedrals in Segovia or Toledo, but the entire facility along with the museum makes it well worth the price of admission.

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By Emiliano Liviero

The church is great. However, the museum is amazing. I was surprised by the quality of the exhibition. How it not only presented beautiful pieces but a deep and interesting story and reflection about western perspective.

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