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Tourist Experiences Pamplona / Navarre 2019 Collaborators Created by TOURIST EXPERIENCES PAMPLONA / NAVARRE 2019 WWW.VISITNAVARRA.INFO www.turismo.navarra.es www.hostelerianavarra.com www.turismodepamplona.es www.turismodepamplona.es www.turismo.navarra.es See everything that awaits you in Navarre... CLOSE TO YOU NAVARRE, JUST A STEP AWAY Navarra shares a border with France, while it is just a three-hour train journey from Madrid, and its motorway and road network is one of the best in Spain. The Autonomous Community of Navarra enjoys excellent accessibility to the main communication hubs, while it also has good connections by rail and air. Pamplona is served by the airport at Noáin and it is also less than 250 kilometres away from six other airports. GERMANY Frankfurt 2 hours FRANCE ITALY Donostia- Biarritz San Sebastián Pau Bilbao FRANCE EUSKADI N-121 A-15 Lourdes A-10 A-1 Vitoria- Pamplona BY ROAD BY PLANE RAIL Gasteiz A-21 AP-1 The road network in Navarra has a radial Navarra has daily direct flights to The train service in Navarra has regular A-12 AP-68 pattern, with Pamplona as its hub. Its two Madrid, departing from the airport at lines connecting with the principal NAVARRE main axes cross the autonomous Noain, located just 6 kilometres from Spain’s cities like: AP-15 Logroño community from north to south, connecting Pamplona. The L16 city bus line links Barcelona - Madrid - Bilbao - Irún ARAGÓN Spain to Europe. Pamplona with the airport. In a radius A Coruña - Valencia - Zaragoza, etc... LA RIOJA AP-68 • N-121-A and N-121: Behobia - Pamplona of 96 to 250 km, there are six airports and Pamplona - Tudela. with daily connections to the main • AP-15: Motorway of Navarra (Tudela- cities in Spain and also to cities in Pamplona- Irurzun) France, Germany, Ireland, United Kingdom, Belgium, Italy and Portugal. Saragossa 3 THE CAPITAL OF THE KINGDOM AN EXCELLENT SLOW TOURISM AUTHENTIC PEOPLE PAMPLONA GASTRONOMY RESTFUL TOURISM TRADITIONS THAT ENDURE Stories, legends, public festivals, ancestral traditions, The capital of the kingdom is a confortable city Our cuisine is unquestionably one of the greatest We welcome unhurried travellers. Those who enjoy, the Navarrese are faithful to what they were and with a rich heritage that improves every day. The attractions of Navarre, with dishes based on good moments, quiet contemplation and a leisurely what they are. ramparts and the citadel, the parks and green traditional recipes, handed down from our chat. Those who breathe deeply and live to the áreas, coupled with top quality accomodation, ancestors and fine quality fresh ingredients. In fullest. All those who seek and find. Those who They are also natutal, authentic people, food and shopping turn every visit to Pamplona Navarre, eating is a social event... love life. good friends, welcoming, and so say those who visit us… into a highly enjoyable experience. The delicious produce from our market gardens, Pamplona has a charm that is dicult to forget. particularly those of La Ribera in southern Navarre, In Navarre you will fell good. It is a simple city that is both ancient and modern. are famous throughout Spain and abroad: With barely 196,000 inhabitants, it boasts an artichokes, piquillo red peppers, cardoon, excellent life style with no bottlenecks, smoke asparagus, fresh white haricot beans ... As well as and with good health care services. The new flavoursome Navarre-raised meat such as veal quarters are really attractive with all the facilities and T-bone steaks. And some of our most close by, but the nucleus of social and spectacular desserts: Roncal valley cheese; junket; commercial life is set in the beautiful old part of custard fritters and cream horns. Without forgetting the city. our typical red, rosé and white wines. KINGDOM OF NAVARRE THE HISTORY OF A KINGDOM Landscapes and villages; castles, churches and fortresses. The memory of the kingdom of Navarre is present throughout the territory and speaks of its history, its kings and noblemen, of what we are today; our history and our character. AN EXCELLENT RANGE OF THE UNIVERSAL FEAST GATE TO THE ACCOMMODATIONS SAN FERMÍN ST. JAMES WAY Pamplona and its region have a wide In July, Pamplona becomes the venue of the The authentic way, the French Route, listed as a oer of accommodations that puts at the service universal feast. Thousands of visitors from around world heritage site by Unesco, enters Spain through of visitor the highest quality standards and the world come to discover it and enjoy the fun. Navarre. service, in addition to being equipped with The streets become the main stage. They are Witness the traces left by pilgrims over the rooms to host congresses, events or meetings, flooded with music, red and White colours and centuries and have a unique and singular life whatever its nature. long standing traditions such as the running of experience. Pamplona and Navarra are destinations for the bulls. LAND OF CONTRASTS gastronomical tourism, cultural tourism, However, very close to Pamplona, you can enjoy THRILLING NATUR business tourism and health tourism. For all of the peace and quiet that only Navarre can oer. them, enjoy our excellent range of You will be thrilled to discover the contrast between accommodations. the Irati Forest, the Bardenas Reales desert (Biosphere Reserve), the peaks and valleys of the Pyrenees, the ondulating hills of the middle zone 4 and the fertile plains of The Ribera. ACCOMMODATION AND TOURIST EXPERIENCES IN NAVARRE www.VISITNAVARRA.info HOTEL AND TOURISM ASSOCIATION OF NAVARRE The ocial website for tourism experiences in Navarra is www.visitnavarra.info. On this site you will find all accommodations, restaurants and activities and experiences that appear in this catalog. It also collects the information referring to niche tourism products in which the Association works on, such as medical tourism, MICE or motor. Find the perfect plan among all those who put at your disposal a wide range of activity companies and receptive travel agencies of Navarra. 5 TOURIST EXPERIENCES PAMPLONA / NAVARRA 2019 01 ACCOMMODATIONS (page 6) 12 SAN FERMÍN (page 33) 02 GASTRONOMY (page 10) 13 SHOW´s (page 40) 03 ENOLOGY (page 13) 14 FAMILY (page 43) 04 CULTURAL (page 15) 15 MOTOR (page 46) 05 NATURE (page 18) 16 LUXURY (page 50) 06 THE WAY OF ST. JAMES (page 20) 17 THERMALS / SPA (page 54) 07 HUNTING (page 23) 18 CIRCUITS / EXCURSIONS (page 57) BUSINESS INCENTIVES (page 25) (page 63) 08 CYCLING 19 AND CONGRESSES 09 GOLF (page 27) 20 MEDICAL (page 65) 10 EQUESTRIAN (page 29) 21 TRANSPORT (page 70) TRAVEL AGENCIES AND (page 31) (page 72) 11 BULLS 22 ACTIVITIES COMPANIES 6 01 ACCOMMODATIONS 7 TOURIST EXPERIENCES PAMPLONA / NAVARRA 2019 ACCOMODATIONS Hotel and Tourism Association of Navarre PAMPLONA HOTELS Pamplona oers a wide assortment of quality hotels, from small boutique hotels to luxury establishments, as well as tourist apartments with all the necessary services to provide top quality accommodation. The 32 accommodation establishments are disseminated throughout the centre of Pamplona and its surrounding metropolitan area, all perfectly communicated with the city's entrances and direct access to stations and the airport. Pamplona's hotels oer an attractive range of food, cultural, artistic and traditional experiences to ensure you thoroughly enjoy your stay in Pamplona, capital of Navarre. List of hotels GRAN HOTEL LA PERLA***** APARTAMENTOS MENDEBALDEA SUITES*** ABBA REINO DE NAVARRA**** AVENIDA*** AC CIUDAD DE PAMPLONA BY MARRIOTT**** BED4U PAMPLONA*** AC ZIZUR MAYOR BY MARRIOTT**** CASA AZCONA*** AH SAN FERMÍN PAMPLONA**** SANCHO RAMÍREZ*** ALBRET**** SERCOTEL EUROPA*** ALMA PAMPLONA**** SERCOTEL IRIGUIBEL*** ANDIA**** SERCOTEL LEYRE*** BLANCA DE NAVARRA**** VILLAVA*** CASTILLO DE GORRAIZ HOTEL GOLF & SPA**** YOLDI*** MAISONNAVE**** A PAMPLONA** PALACIO GUENDULAIN**** ALAIZ** PAMPLONA CATEDRAL**** DON CARLOS** PAMPLONA EL TORO HOTEL & SPA**** ESLAVA** TRES REYES**** PAMPLONA PLAZA** AGORRETA*** CASTILLO DE JAVIER* CONTACT / RESERVATIONS Company: PAMPLONA HOTELS ASSOCIATION Address: c/ Pedro I, nº 1, 1º - 31007 Pamplona (Navarra) Telephone: (+34) 948 268 412 Contact: Jorge Fernández (General Secretary) Mail: [email protected] Web: www.hotelespamplona.com Business hours: Mon-Thu 09:00-14:00 and 16:00-18:30 h. | Fri 09:00-15:00 h. 8 TOURIST EXPERIENCES PAMPLONA / NAVARRA 2019 ACCOMODATIONS Hotel and Tourism Association of Navarre FINE HOTELS OF THE KINGDOM Nobles del Reyno Hotels (Fine Hotels of the Kingdom) is a selection of charming and exclusive hotels for their stars, their services, facilities, location and esthetic. List of hotels ARANTZA HOTELA***** PALACIO BORDA*** VALDORBA**** BALNEARIO ELGORRIAGA*** SEÑORÍO DE URSÚA*** VILLA MARCILLA**** LA JOYOSA GUARDA**** TXIMISTA**** EXCLUSIVE PACKAGES PACK 2 NIGHTS Minimum stay: 1 night in two hotels Present at room: one night (a bottle of wine); second night (fruit) You can leave at 14:00 h. 120 € | breakfast and VAT included | supplement of 180 € in Arantza Hotel PACK 4 NIGHTS Minimum stay: 1 night in two hotels Present at room: one night (a bottle of wine); second night (fruit) You can leave at 14:00 h. If the customer stays 2 nights at the same hotel, he/she can get a free experience Check the price PACK 6 NIGHTS Minimum stay: 1 night in two hotels Present at room: one night (a bottle of wine); second night (fruit) You can leave at 14:00 h. If the customer stays 2 nights at the same hotel, he/she can get a free experience Check the price CONTACT / RESERVATIONS Company: ASOCIACIÓN DE HOTELES NOBLES DEL REYNO Address: c/ Pedro I, nº
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