Pamplona City

Pamplona is the capital on the Navarre Province, Spain. Pamplona is well known for the San Fermin fiesta that happens every year from July 6th to 14th.

The city was founded around 74 BC by Pompey the Roman general. Also at this period the Pamplona City the city was prospered and a number of constructions took place. The Roman rule came to an end in the mid 4th century and the Visigoth period started in the 5th century and ended in the 8th century. Also at this period the city was controlled by the Franks and Moors.

In between 11th to 15th centuries the city featured a number of changes. The city was enlarged with cultural exchanges from the French and Europe. In the 15th century castles and forts were built during the reign of the Emperor Ferdinand V. In addition the city also prospered in between 16th to 18th centuries. In the 19th and 20th centuries a number of industries were built and the city emerged as one a major tourist destination.

Pamplona City is a valley that connects with the Ebro valley with a mountainous expanse to the north. The city is located in the middle of the Navarre Province and as a result the city is the main link for other cities in Navarre. Pamplona covers an area of about 8516 square kilometers and the population is about 198,697.

The San Fermin festival is the major attraction in Pamplona and features the running of the bulls. Thousands of people carry the Saint Fermin statue on the streets during a procession. The festival is also celebrated in conjunction with other folkloric and traditional events.

Pamplona City