Another day ‘mooching about’ Pamplona!

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Well, some people may think we are ‘on holiday’ but ‘mooching about’ Pamplona is proving hard work. This is our first visit to the town and so finding our way round is one of the challenges. The weather has also … Continued

The Cathedral of Santa Maria in Pamplona

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The Cathedral of Santa Maria in Pamplona was must amazing – indeed overwhelming. It is a vast complex of buildings and difficult to photograph with the current gear so this is only a taste of the outside. A brief history … Continued

A day ‘mooching about’ in Pamplona

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It was put to me that we had spent a day ‘mooching about’ in Pamplona. Now, this seems to suggest aimless wandering so I thought it might be worth listing what actually happened!

Sos to Pamplona

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We were on the road again – travelling from Sos to Pamplona this time. There is a dual carriageway from one to the other but we opted for quieter secondary road which looked attractive on Google maps. Where would we … Continued

A Day in Uncastillo

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We decided to spend a day in Uncastillo, a small town which we had visited before. We hoped to see inside the Romanesque church, which had been closed on the previous visit, but it was firmly closed, again! A brief … Continued

A visit to Sanguesa

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I thought we should have a visit to Sanguesa while staying in the Parador of Olite. We had popped into the town on a previous visit and I thought it would be interesting to return. A brief history Sanguesa was … Continued

Sos del Rey Catolico

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We had stayed in the magical hilltop town of Sos del Rey Catolico1 in the past and always enjoyed the days spent here. It is One of the Most Beautiful Villages of Spain which may be a marketing ploy but … Continued

Calahorra to Sos del Rey Catolico

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Another Wow! day. I am so fortunate. We changed our plans for the day because we had already spent several hours in Tudela. Instead we took the NA-134 just under the hills of the Bardenas Reales, popped into the Bardenas … Continued

The Romans in Calahorra

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I had read that the Romans in Calahorra were a strong force, so we investigated further in the museum. We also looked for Roman bits and pieces in the town, and it was fun!