Middle Navarre

come and visit

Because Middle Navarre offers wonderful cuisine, a mild climate, traditions and history in a unique rural setting

"Navarra Media, el podcast": a journey through our history, traditions and cuisine

Discover Navarra Media in six video podcast episodes. Local experts in history, food and wine, the Camino de Santiago, nature and traditions share interesting facts, tips and much more, so you can make the most of your visit.

Cara Day

Santacara invites you to step back in time and relive the splendour of ancient Rome. Throughout the weekend, the town transforms its surroundings to celebrate another edition of Cara Day, offering a packed programme of free activities that combine history, archaeology, themed markets and workshops for all ages.

Visit the Palace of Olite / Erriberri, a medieval gem in Middle Navarre

Stroll through the Royal Palace of Olite/Erriberri and feel like part of the court as you wander through its rooms and gardens. Luxury and beauty remain present within the walls of this beautiful National Monument.

The Bardenas Reales, badlands in the heart of Middle Navarre

Visit the Bardenas Reales badlands in the heart of Middle Navarre. Enjoy this unique landscape sculpted by water and wind declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

The gastronomy of Middle Navarre: try out the best products

Vegetable produce, wines and other beverages, cheeses, pastries... We will tell you about the most sought-after delicacies in the region, the best time to enjoy their unique flavours and where to buy them.

Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James)

Two branches of the French Way of St. James meet at Puente la Reina/Gares in Navarre Media: one from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port and the other from Somport. From Uterga to Puente la Reina/Gares, the French Way of Saint James runs until it joins the Aragonese Way, which passes through Tiebas, Muruarte de Reta, Olcoz and Eneriz.