Pamplona - Farmacia de Aguinaga
Pamplona - Café Iruña
Pamplona - Café Iruña
Pamplona - Café Iruña
Pamplona - Café Iruña
Pamplona - Mercado de Santo Domingo
Pamplona - Farmacia
Pamplona - Town Hall
Pamplona - Gutierrez
Pamplona - Joyería Víctor Idoate
Pamplona - Jamón ibérico
Pamplona -Museo de Navarra
Pamplona -Museo de Navarra
Pamplona -Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Museo de Navarra
Pamplona - Bar Gaucho
Pamplona - Bar Gaucho
Pamplona - Bar Gaucho
Roncevaux Pass / Puerto de Ibañeta (PiP)
Saint Jean Pied de Port - Les Pizzas d´Aitatxi
Ispoure - Plats & Burgers
Sauveterre - Pont de la Légende
Sauveterre - Saint Andre
Sauveterre - Saint Andre
Sauveterre - Saint Andre
Sauveterre - Saint Andre
Orthez - Coiffure Loustau
Orthez - Armes & Cycles
Orthez - Manufacture de bérets
Amou - Hotel Le Commerce
Amou - Hotel Le Commerce
Amou - Hotel Le Commerce
Cahors - La Chartreuse
Cahors - La Chartreuse
Brioude - Cafe de l´Universers
Brioude - La Cigogne
Brioude - Saint-Julien
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Pamplona -Merceria Beatriz


In 74 BC, the Roman city was founded by Pompejus on the site of a local settlement. The city served to secure the Pyrenees crossing from Roncesvalles.
Pamplona was destroyed several times in the course of its history:
466 by the Visigoths, 542 by the Franks, 778 by Charlemagne, 924 by Abd ar-Rahman III and in 1521 during the Franco-Spanish War by troops of Francis I.
Its location on the Way of St. James from France gave the capital of the Kingdom of Navarre a boom in the 11th century. With the division of Navarre, the city ultimately came to Spain.
After the conquest of the country and its incorporation into Castile in 1512-1515, Pamplona became one of the outposts of the Spanish crown on the French border. Its mission for 300 years was to secure the border against a possible invasion from France. Fortifications and walls were a vital system of defense, but at the same time prevented the city from expanding.
Merceria Beatriz
Pamplona was destroyed several times in the course of its history:
466 by the Visigoths, 542 by the Franks, 778 by Charlemagne, 924 by Abd ar-Rahman III and in 1521 during the Franco-Spanish War by troops of Francis I.
Its location on the Way of St. James from France gave the capital of the Kingdom of Navarre a boom in the 11th century. With the division of Navarre, the city ultimately came to Spain.
After the conquest of the country and its incorporation into Castile in 1512-1515, Pamplona became one of the outposts of the Spanish crown on the French border. Its mission for 300 years was to secure the border against a possible invasion from France. Fortifications and walls were a vital system of defense, but at the same time prevented the city from expanding.
Merceria Beatriz
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