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association football stadium in Pamplona, Spain
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association football stadium in Pamplona, Spain

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Co-cathedral and minor basilica of the Roman Catholic Church in Zaragoza, Spain

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bullring in Pamplona, Spain

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cultural property in Pamplona, Spain

Roman colonia located on the site of present-day Zaragoza, Spain, ca. 14 BCE to AD 472

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Centrally located along a pedestrian street, this modern restaurant takes its name from an expression that the area’s older inhabitants once used to refer to those who were attracted to the more luxurious things in life and who wouldn’t eat just anything! Chef Cristóbal Castillo, who spent many years working alongside the award-winning Francis Paniego (El Portal de Echaurren, Ezcaray), has the firm intention of showcasing the products of the Rioja region from a more contemporary angle, with a strong focus on fresh ingredients straight from the market. The à la carte, split into evocatively nam
WebsiteThe last thing you expect in an old stone mansion such as this, which has witnessed the passing through of pilgrims heading to Santiago de Compostela along the Way of St James over the centuries, is innovative cuisine that is well worth a break in your journey. Its interior is both rustic and contemporary in style, with two separate sections: the informal dining space at the entrance (Origen restaurant), where the only option is an affordable traditional menu, and the more refined gourmet dining room upstairs (with just three tables) where you can eat while watching the chefs at work. Chef Dav
WebsiteThis pleasant, contemporary-style restaurant run by a couple takes its name from the Masai word for “butterfly” and sums up its working philosophy in a sentence visible above the bell in the kitchen: “Pursue a dream big enough never to lose sight of”. On its single, contemporary-inspired tasting menu, the focus is firmly anchored on the cuisine of the Navarra region that showcases seasonal ingredients, its unconditional love for its land, and the championing of small-scale local producers. Dishes worth exploring here include the dish featuring onions from La Mejana, with an accompanying broth,
WebsiteThere’s no better way to describe this restaurant than the chef’s assertion that “Rodero is a family and we try to make guests happy through our work, doing things well and with kindness”. Koldo Rodero was practically brought up in a kitchen and as a result recognised his vocation from an early age. His dream, to ensure that flavour is the core principle in his own cooking, is now a reality thanks to his vision of contemporary Navarran cuisine which is highly creative, intelligent and technical, and showcases his superb ability. Alongside his sisters, both of whom are in charge of the dining r
WebsiteThe Europa restaurant stands in the heart of Pamplona, very close to the Plaza del Castillo and the legendary Calle Estafeta, a world-famous street due to its association with the San Fermín running of the bulls festival. The Idoate Vidaurre family in charge here is almost as well known as the restaurant itself, thanks to its team of siblings for whom the art of hospitality is much more than just a profession. In the kitchen, chef Pilar Idoate creates an updated take on traditional cuisine with strong roots in Basque cooking. This is enhanced by top-quality ingredients that showcase the provin
WebsiteThis iconic restaurant, just behind the historic Casino de Huesca, has taken a new direction, although it retains its culinary essence and continues to be known as the ‘Casa de la Trufa' (Truffle House). The establishment, with a carefully designed contemporary aesthetic, has an exclusive reserved area dedicated to truffles (for 10 diners) and the gastronomic restaurant as such, with a semi-visible kitchen and on one of its walls, created using Artificial Intelligence, a large illustration of a woman singing opera (hence the name Lillas Pastia, from the tavern depicted in the famous opera Carm
WebsiteThis gastro-bar with a difference will definitely take you by surprise! It is the project of a couple (Tonino and Arantxa) who have always focused on the personality of their cuisine without being afraid to incorporate influences from elsewhere.The name Tatau connects with the charisma of Tonino and his tattoos, a chef who says that the different stages in his life history have left a “mark” and are represented through his culinary creativity. The restaurant, which features fun pin-up details, focuses its offering on a single 12-course tasting menu, called Du Jour. We especially liked two dish
WebsiteA restaurant with all the attributes required for success, including a young, dynamic and relaxed team with a keen desire to continually surprise guests.Occupying a former mechanical workshop in the Jesús district of the city, it features a large skylight-style roof and several different ambiences: a sofa space for an aperitif; the "Sala de la Luz"; and the main dining room with an open kitchen at its centre (with a dining counter) and a few tables from which to watch the frenetic activity here unfold. The experience at Gente Rara involves a journey through the different sections of the restau
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