Navarre

Description

Navarre is an autonomous region in northern Spain, located between the Pyrenees and the Ebro River valley, featuring scenic mountains and green plains. The capital of the region is Pamplona. Navarre’s history dates back to the medieval Kingdom of Navarre, which played an important role on the Iberian Peninsula. The region’s culture is reflected in traditional festivals such as San Fermín, local cuisine, and a blend of Basque and Spanish influences. Navarre is also known for its natural attractions, historic landmarks, and wine-producing areas.