Constructed between 1782 and 1804 by Santos Ángel de Ochandátegui, following the design of Ventura Rodríguez.

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Bells of the hours, Bell of the quarters, Bell Maria.

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The Crucified Christ by Juan de Anchieta is dated around 1577. It is one of the most important sculptures of the Renaissance period in Navarre.

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The altarpiece of Saint Christ (last third of the 15th century) is Gothic, and features paintings of the prophets and a sculpture of the Saint Christ.

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The baroque altarpiece of Saint Joseph (1691) contains a sculpture of Saint Joseph, a relief of Saint Thomas and a painting of the Calvary.

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The mausoleum of Charles III the Noble and Eleonor of Castile was created in alabaster and black marble by Jehan Lome de Tournay between 1413 and 1419.

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The altar piece of the Relics (1643) is formed with a small altarpiece with thirteen paintings in copper and the image of the Virgin with the Child.

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The Cathedral organ was made in 1946 and has around 2700 pipes.

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Santa María del Sagrario, also known as Santa María la Real and Santa María de Pamplona, is a 12th century Romanesque sculpture.

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Sandoval Chapel, San Agustín altarpiece, Capellans altarpiece, San Fermin altarpiece, Saint Thomas altarpiece, La Piedad altarpiece.

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The altarpiece of St. Gregory holds the image of Jesus Christ and next to the altarpiece, on the outside wall, is a painting of St. Blas. The ancient choir grille (1540) is used to close the chapel.

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Built at the end of the 11th century as a residence for the Canons during their first years of communal living. It is the oldest building in the Cathedral.

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This is one of the best preserved cloisters in Europe. Its construction started in 1280 and lasted until 1330.

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It is formed with different rooms that constituted the Bishops’ Palace from the 12th century up to the first third of the 15th century.

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Former canteen of the Canons, constructed between approximately 1330 and 1335. It was also used as a meeting room for the Royal Courts.

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Annexed to the refectory and dated between approximately 1330 and 1335. It has four lateral vents and a wider central vent, which reaches twenty-seven meters high.

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Originally the Chapter Hall. In the centre is the 14th century sepulchre of the bishop Arnaldo de Barbazán and behind the altar is Our Lady of the Console from the same century.

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The sepulchre of Sancho Sanchiz de Oteiza, the founder of the current chapel, is a masterpiece by Jehan Lome (author of the Royal Mausoleum), created between 1420 and 1425.

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It is the chapel of the brotherhood of this Saint since the 14th century. The altarpiece made in 1690 with different saints headed by St. Catherine dominates the space. It also has plenty of Baroque-style vegetation decoration.

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Nine o'clock Bell, Cimbalilla Bell, La Juana Bell, Silver Bell, Prayer Bell, Gabriela Bell, Kindergarten Bell, Santa Bárbara Bell.

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The only Gothic-style gate (circa 1425) preserved outdoors.

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Built in the 16h century and decorated in the Rococo style between 1760 and 1770. Richly decorated to meet this particular style, the symmetry has considerable ornamental importance.

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