Destinations

A cinematic UNESCO semi-desert landscape defined by surreal sculpted clay formations and isolated monoliths

Historic gateway to the Camino Francés, steeped in legends of Charlemagne and medieval piety

A spring-fed river in Navarra so clear it looks artificial, and reached only on foot.

A historic Camino crossroads city offering a sophisticated pintxos scene and handsome architecture

Free-standing octagonal Romanesque church in a wheat field outside Puente la Reina — a Templar-grade puzzle box on the Camino.

A historic crossroads famous for its beautiful Romanesque bridge.

Romantic Gothic royal palace defined by its elegant towers, hanging gardens, and historic luxury

A Camino Francés town whose Santa María la Real carries one of the finest Romanesque portals in Spain.

A green Pyrenean valley of big houses and oak forest, the wealthiest corner of rural Navarra.

A limestone gorge cut by the Irati river, with a disused railway path through it and griffon vultures overhead.

A hilltop fortress-village above the Navarran plains, crowned by a Romanesque church the kings of Navarra favoured.

Navarra's second city on the Ebro, with a Mudéjar-Romanesque cathedral cloister and the vegetable gardens that feed the region.

One of Europe's largest beech-and-fir forests, on the Navarran side of the Pyrenees, and a sea of autumn colour.

A border village above a cave tunnel that gave its name to the Basque witch trials.

A Gothic cathedral in Pamplona with a Neoclassical facade added in the 18th century.

A small Navarran town strapped around a fairy-tale royal castle, seat of the kings of Navarra in the 15th century.

A historic Camino de Santiago stop in Navarra famous for its Romanesque palaces and a legendarily wine-flowing fountain