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Segundo Ensanche, Pamplona — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Pamplona's Segundo Ensanche keeps the Citadel of Pamplona, the Monument to the Fueros of Navarre and the Ernest Hemingway monument close.
About Segundo Ensanche
Where to stay in Segundo Ensanche
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
This is the part of Pamplona where a bed, the Monument to the Fueros of Navarre and the Citadel of Pamplona can all belong to the same short walk. Rooms are not the problem here. Anyone here for the Ernest Hemingway monument, the Monument to Pablo Sarasate or the Palacio Condestable de Pamplona will find this side of the city a workable base for all three.
Book here if you want the Convento de las Agustinas and the Church of San Fermín de Aldapa within an ordinary walk.
About Segundo Ensanche
What are the main landmarks in Segundo Ensanche?
Pamplona commemorates its own with monuments. The Ernest Hemingway monument, the Monument to Pablo Sarasate, the Monument to San Francisco de Asís and the Monumento a Hilarión Eslava all belong to the city Segundo Ensanche sits in, alongside the Monument to the Fueros of Navarre. Buildings answer them.
The Citadel of Pamplona, the Palacio Condestable de Pamplona, the Church of San Lorenzo, the Church of La Milagrosa and the Building of old Archivo General de Navarra are the fixed structures within reach.
What is the history of Segundo Ensanche?
Older Pamplona supplies the dates. The Palace of the Kings of Navarre, the Walls of Pamplona and the Puente medieval de la Magdalena carry the datable history in this part of Pamplona, and the Church of San Fermín de Aldapa belongs to the same older set. Segundo Ensanche adds no date of its own.
Teobaldo I de Navarra and Julián Gayarre are remembered in the city monuments, while the Museum of Navarre and the Building of old Archivo General de Navarra hold the documentary side.
Where is Segundo Ensanche?
Segundo Ensanche covers temperate ground in Pamplona, with the Citadel of Pamplona, the Church of San Agustín and San Nicolás among its near neighbours.
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Updated September 2026