WORSHIP TIMETABLE

Working days: 09:30 H: Lauds and Chapter Mass 19:30 H: Slave Rosary Saturdays: 9:30 H: Lauds and Chapter Mass 19:30 H: Slave Rosary 20:00 H: Mass Sundays and holidays: 0:00 H: Traditional Mass 11:30 H: Third song 12:00 H: Chapter Mass 19:30 H: Rosary of the slaves CONFESSIONS - Penitentiary Canon: Monday to Saturday: 9:30-10:15 and 19:30-20:00 Sundays and holidays: 11:15-13:00 and 19:30-20:00

MUSEUM TIMETABLE

SPRING - SUMMER SCHEDULE: From the last week of March, from Monday to Saturday. Sunday closed Opening: 10:30 a.m. Last access and box office closing: 6:00 p.m. Closing: 7:00 p.m. (eviction of the rooms begins 15 minutes before closing AUTUMN - WINTER TIMETABLE: From the last week of October, Monday to Saturday. Sunday closed Opening: 10:30 a.m. Last access and box office closing: 4:00 p.m. Closing: 5:00 p.m. (eviction of the rooms begins 15 minutes before closing) GUIDED TOURS IN SPANISH: With open museum 12: 00h (Max. 25 people) CLIMB TO THE MARÍA BELL: Every day 11:15 a.m., after picking up the number, closed Sundays GUIDED VISITS:consult

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EPISCOPAL COMPLEX
OF PAMPLONA

Maximum exponent of
Religious Tourism in Navarra.

Emblematic stays for
MICE Tourism (OPC).

BELL MARY

He smiles every time he is reminded that he has turned a thousand years and that he is still as vital as the first day. It encompasses the sky of Pamplona between its pinnacles and towers and draws the horizon of those who feel parsimonious pilgrims in the accelerated time that we had to live. Built by the hand of man and supported by arguments of faith, history and art, its walls enclose Basque villages, Roman roads, stories of townships, bishops, kings, wedding ceremonies, baptismal waters and cloistered columbariums. The Cathedral of Pamplona weaves between its walls daily the mantle of religiosity, the virtue of hospitality, the sound of its bells and prayers in a hundred languages with the common denominator of beliefs imprinted on the soul. Adorned with diverse architectural styles, a survivor of crises and wars, cradled by childish laughter and ancient legends, it knows how to pay tribute to the past with the bow always pointing to the future... a thousand years are just a first stage. He smiles every time someone, for the first time, crosses his lintel and is surprised to discover it, as has happened in the last thousand years