Ciudadela de Pamplona

Iglesia de San Saturnino o San Cernín

Also known like Church of Saint Cernín (Saint Saturnino of Toulouse, in French, considered the first evangelizador of Pamplona in the 3rd century), is devoted to the co-master of the city and was built the year 1297, in the same solar that occupied another romance temple of the 12th century. 

Iglesia de San Saturnino o San Cernín

Catedral de Pamplona

The Cathedral of Pamplona, officially Metropolitan Cathedral of Santa María the Real of Pamplona, is a religious architectural complex that stands out by his mix of styles and his rich history. Here you have a brief description:

• Architectural styles:
  • His interior is mainly of Gothic style, built among the 14th and 15th centuries.
  • The main façade is of style neoclásico, designed by Ventura Rodríguez in the 18th century.
  • It stands out his claustro Gothic, one of the best conserved of Europe.
• History:
  • Built on the rests of ancient romance churches.
  • It has been witness of important historical events, including the coronation of kings of Navarra.
  • It forms part of the paths of Santiago.
• Elements Stood out:
  • The claustro Gothic, with his detailed tracería and sculptures.
  • The tomb of Carlos III of Navarra and his wife Leonor of Trastámara.
  • The Museum Catedralicio, that houses a valuable collection of sacral art.

In round-up, the Cathedral of Pamplona is a historical and artistic monument of big importance, that combines different architectural styles and houses a rich cultural heritage.

Catedral Metropolitana de Santa María la Real de Pamplona

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