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Plaza del Castillo is a square in the old town centre and a favourite place for locals to hang out. The square is surrounded by great historical buildings, as well as cafes, bars, and restaurants. It’s a great spot to start your visit to Pamplona, have a coffee, beer, or sangria, and watch the locals and tourists enjoying the atmosphere.

To get to the bell tower at the Pamplona Cathedral, you need to buy a ticket which costs 5 euro (3 euro if you are a pilgrim) and come there at 11:15. From there, you will get impressive views over the historical part of the city. Also, the ticket price includes visiting the museum and Roman ruins, so don’t miss your chance to go there as well. Inside the Cathedral, you’ll enjoy the altar pieces, choir stalls by Esteban de Obray, the 12th-century carving of the Virgin Mary, the Holy Christ, and the Barbazana chapel with its octagonal Gothic vault, the oldest monastic part of the Cathedral.

San Sebastian is located just 80 kilometres north of Pamplona. You can get there by bus, and the ticket will cost around 12 euro if you buy it on the day. San Sebastian beach is considered the best in Europe. It is located close to the city centre and is worth visiting because of its view of the rocks, arcs of golden sand, and calm waters.