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The best churros in Spain

The best churros in Spain

Dec 8, 2021 | General

When in Spain you need to try churros. It is a humble fried dough topped with sugar, never cinnamon, that is the Mexican way, also good, but not the Spanish way.   It is said that churros were created by shepherds who spend long times isolated in the mountains...
Café Iruña in Pamplona

Café Iruña in Pamplona

Oct 14, 2021 | General

At the end of XIX century Pamplona was a small town ready to grow. The economy was boosting, modern times were coming, new ideas spread coming from Europe. It was the moment to watch and be watched. This is the moment when fancy cafes all around Europe were created as...
No means NO

No means NO

Jul 16, 2021 | General

One of the things that shocks most of the tourists when they come to the Running of the Bulls festival in Pamplona is that although there is a lot of alcohol involved in the party, there is almost no violence. Locals have always been proud of this. The vibe in town is...
The camino virtual Tours

The camino virtual Tours

May 21, 2021 | General

The Camino de Santiago is one of the most popular Christian pilgrimages in the world. As we are based here in the Camino, we are covering many of the most iconic cities in this spiritual path. We want to share with you all the videos we have done so far. We hope you...
Our 5 favorite TAPAS bars in Pamplona

Our 5 favorite TAPAS bars in Pamplona

Apr 30, 2021 | General

All around the world now it is fashionable to eat at tapas bars. Guess what!! It all started here in the Basque Country and Navarra. By the way, here we call them pintxos But, what is a tapa? A tapa in the rest of the world is a small bite. That is what it is,...
Pamplona´s Cathedral

Pamplona´s Cathedral

Nov 27, 2020 | CAMINO, General

At the highest point in Pamplona (Spain), we find the magnificent city Cathedral, an amazing temple from the 15th Century, consecrated in honor of the Holy Mary. Her name is Santa María la Real (The Royal Holy Mary) The façade is probably not the most impressive part...