Museum of Navarre
Museo de Navarra
A regional museum in a 16th-century hospital building, housing Roman mosaics, Gothic murals and a portrait by Goya.
The museum was converted from the 16th-century Hospital of Our Lady of Mercy and retains its Renaissance portico. The collection is arranged chronologically: Roman-era mosaics, an Islamic-period ivory casket known as the Leyre casket, Gothic murals from churches across the region, and Goya's portrait of the Marquis of San Adrián. It is a manageable size, and you can see everything in about an hour. Admission is about 2 euros; it is free on Saturday afternoons and Sundays, and closed on Mondays. Located at the top of the Santo Domingo slope, close to the start of the running of the bulls.
Opening hours
Tue–Sat 09:30–14:00, 17:00–19:00; Sunday mornings; closed Mondays
Nearby sights
- Church of San Saturnino (San Cernin)
- Palace of the Kings of Navarre (Archivo Real y General)
- Pamplona City Hall
- Church of San Lorenzo (San Fermín Chapel)
- Café Iruña
- Church of San Nicolás
- Walls of Pamplona & Portal de Francia
- Plaza del Castillo