Pamplona

16th-century fortress with a moat and bastions, one of the best-preserved Renaissance military structures in Europe, originally designed to defend against artillery attacks.

Museum that houses over 12,000 artifacts spanning prehistoric to modern times, with a unique collection of Romanesque and Gothic art, including the rare Altar of San Miguel from the 12th century.

Cathedral that combines Gothic and Romanesque architecture, contains the tomb of King Sancho VII, and holds the only known copy of the Fueros de Navarra, a medieval legal code unique to the region.