"This is where we live" Pamplona - Naiara Ondarra
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Pamplona is a small city in northern Spain known for its bullfights and annual San Fermin festival. Some of the top attractions to visit include the bullring, castle, town hall square, and Taconera Cathedral located on Estafeta street. The climate is warm and temperate with rain even in the driest months. Local foods include skewers and drinks that are only two euros every Thursday, and the best places to shop for clothes are stores like Itaroa, Morea, and in the city center.
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